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800 HazRx® Screenshots

iPad

iPhone

About 800 HazRx®

The 800 HazRx® mobile application informs you that the drug you are handling is hazardous and provides some guidance on how to handle it safely. This mobile app applies to you if you work in any healthcare setting and engage in the compounding, dispensing, administration, transport, storage, or waste management of hazardous drugs.

The app allows you to:
• Search any generic or branded drug to identify if it is on the NIOSH hazardous drug list
• Identify hazardous drugs by NIOSH Group 1, 2, or 3
• View guidance on how to safely engage with the hazardous drug based on established standards such as USP General Chapter 800
• Bookmark hazardous drugs that you frequently handle for quick reference
• View drug label information via DailyMed
• Receive monthly updates to the list of drugs that are considered hazardous
• Discover additional resources and education available to safely handle hazardous drugs

The mobile app DOES NOT:
• Replace your institution’s protocols or procedures
• Provide therapeutic guidance or clinical decision support on which drugs are appropriate to administer to a patient

What's New in the Latest Version 1.2.6

Last updated on May 23, 2022

Old Versions

Minor enhancements and fixes.

Version History

1.2.6

May 23, 2022

Minor enhancements and fixes.

1.2.3

Dec 16, 2020

Minor enhancements and fixes

1.2.1

Apr 14, 2020

Minor enhancements and fixes

1.2

Dec 20, 2019

This update contains the following changes:

1. Enhanced search to support lookup of drugs that are available in packs and kits, and may contain hazardous drug ingredients as found on the CDC/NIOSH list as well as the HazRx® Drug Classification

2. FDA Pregnancy letter categories (B, C, D, and X) have been removed from the mobile app

1.1.3

Jun 5, 2019

Minor enhancements.

1.1.2

Dec 18, 2018

Includes minor fixes and enhancements.

1.1.1

Oct 16, 2018

Contains minor enhancements.

1.1

Aug 22, 2018

The update contains the following features and enhanced functionality:
• Spell checking and type-ahead for hazardous and non-hazardous generic drugs
• Ability to search for drugs that are not on the CDC/NIOSH list, such as ‘labetalol’, and confirm that they are not hazardous
• Inclusion of FDA Pregnancy Categories when viewing a hazardous drug
• More granular hazardous drug handling activity names (e.g. ‘Nonsterile Compounding of a Bulk Substance’)

1.0.2

Jun 22, 2018

To improve navigation within the app, content from DailyMed now opens within the app itself, rather than opening in a separate mobile browser.

1.0.1

Mar 19, 2018

1. Updated content: a recently approved drug product (Siklos) containing Hydroxyurea (NIOSH Group 1) is now included in the app;
2. Updated language around cleaning mortars and spatulas when compounding NIOSH Group 1 Drugs.

1.0

Jan 29, 2018

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