After reading this article, what are your thoughts about the importance of education/training in the handling/sterile compounding of HDs?

Chapter USP and Closed-System Transfer Devices. As of today, USPguidelines are required for hazardous compounding and the guidelines will be enforceable November 1, 2019. The goal of USP<800> is to protect the health care worker when handling/compounding hazardous drugs (HDs). NIOSH is a professional organization that helps develop safe practices when working with hazardous drugs. Studies show that an estimated 8 million health care workers in the US are exposed to HDs every year which leads to genetic damage. One of the items that USP<800> and NIOSH recommends is the use of Closed-System Transfer Devices (CSTDs) to reduce exposure to hazardous drugs. These are not required but per USP <800> are “supplemental engineering controls” that “offer additional levels of protection”.1 Article: CSTD NIOSH Protocol.pdf Please read the following article on CSTDs and answer the following:1. What are your thoughts on this article?2. What are some advantages when using CSTDs? What are some disadvantages? 3. As a health care worker, which CSTD do you find (in your opinion) is better at reducing exposure to HDs? What piece of evidence convinced you to select this particular product?4. After reading this article, what are your thoughts about the importance of education/training in the handling/sterile compounding of HDs?