Chapter 1. Introduction (Paul Le Brun) -- Chapter 2. Prescription Assessment (Andrew Loweya) -- Chapter 3. Availability of medicines (Helena Jenzer) -- Chapter 4. Product Design (Christien Oussoren) -- Chapter 5. Biopharmaceutics (Henderik Frijlink) -- Chapter 6.Physical Chemistry (Wouter Hinrichs) -- Chapter 7. Raw Materials (Richard Lantink) -- Chapter 8. Containers (Julian Smith) -- Chapter 9. Microbiology (David Roesti) -- Chapter 10. Impact on the environment (Bengt Mattson) -- Chapter 11. Information Sources (Sin Ying Chuah) -- Chapter 12. Oral solids (Boy van Basten) -- Chapter 13. Oral Liquids (Antje Lein) -- Chapter 14. Pulmonary (A.H. de Boer) -- Chapter 15. Oropharynx (Craig Russell) -- Chapter 16. Nose (Anita Hafner) -- Chapter 17. Ear (Monja Gantumur) -- Chapter 18. Eye (Jens Boventer) -- Chapter 19. Rectal and Vaginal (Herman Woerdenbag) -- Chapter 20. Dermal (Antje Lein) -- Chapter 21. Parenterals (Marija Tubic-Grozdanis) -- Chapter 22. Irrigations and Dialysis Solutions (Daan Touw) -- Chapter 23. Radiopharmaceuticals (Rogier Lange) -- Chapter 24. Therapeutic Proteins and ATMPs (Michel Eppink) -- Chapter 25. Human Resources (Elfriede Nusser-Rothermundt) -- Chapter 26. Occupational safety (Johannes Gerding) -- Chapter 27. Premises (Farshid Sadeghipour) -- Chapter 28. Equipment (Derk Allersma) -- Chapter 29. Basic Operations (Herman Woerdenbag) -- Chapter 30. Sterilisation Methods (Craig Russell) -- Chapter 31. Aseptic Handling (Frits Boom) -- Chapter 32. Production Quality Control and validation (Rogier Lange) -- Chapter 33. Quality Requirements and Analysis (Mark Santillo) -- Chapter 34. Stability (Daan Touw) -- Chapter 35 Pharmaceutical Quality System (Reinout C.A. Schellekens) -- Chapter 36. Risk management in pharmacy production (Elfriede Nusser Rothermundt) -- Chapter 37. Documentation (Rik Wagenaar).-Chapter 38. Statistics (Pascal Odou) -- Chapter 39. Logistics (Martin J. Hug) -- Chapter 40. Product care and daily practice (Diana van Riet-Nales).