Compoundium brings a practical, informed voice to quality assurance across healthcare compounding.
The environment, the procedure and the people belong in the same conversation.
A cleanroom drawing answers one set of questions. A procedure, a training record or a monitoring result answers another. Compoundium is a place to explore how those details relate to one another and to the realities of healthcare practice.
Our focus is useful information: original sources, thoughtful context and questions that help professionals look more closely at their own work. Hospitals, compounding pharmacies, home infusion providers and facility design teams all have a place here.
Pharmacy training, professional publishing, operational leadership and consulting bring different perspectives to the same quality conversation.
Willis earned his Pharm.D. from the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science. His experience as Assistant Editor at Medi-Span adds a pharmaceutical publishing perspective to his operational work.
His leadership roles included home infusion general management at Owen Healthcare across seven sites and four years as Director of Home Infusion at OhioHealth. That background informs his interest in the people and systems behind quality.
His consulting practice has included cleanroom design, SOP development and accreditation, as well as purchasing, due diligence and organizational change. Those connections matter when a technical question also has an operational dimension.
Willis’s professional biography describes advisory work for more than 210 client organizations. Compoundium draws on that breadth to bring hospital pharmacy, home infusion, compounding and facility conversations together.
Professional background and client count are reported in Willis’s biography. Additional background appears in his Alliance for Compounding Excellence profile.
Biofilms are all around us and even INSIDE us.
Willis Triplett
Willis’s website · BiofilmLink readers to the original publication, official communication or professional reference.
Distinguish a coauthored publication, a quoted perspective and a professional reference.
Bring people, workflows and environments into the discussion so a detail can be understood in a wider setting.
Willis’s publication record includes a 1982 AJHP letter, a coauthored compounding-regulations book chapter and a 2025 industry article on visual inspection. Professional reporting has also featured his perspective.
Explore publications & resourcesISPE · Pharmaceutical Engineering
Drug Discovery and Development · Third edition
American Journal of Hospital Pharmacy