Management of medication preparation with dynamic processing

A method of batch processing dose orders comprising: accessing, by a pharmacy workflow management application operating on a dose preparation station, a plurality of received dose order records, wherein said dose orders comprise identical constituent products, and wherein said dose orders have not been prepared; aggregating said dose orders; determining an aggregate amount of at least one of said identical constituent products needed to prepare each of said aggregated plurality of dose order records, displaying, at a user interface, a dose preparation protocol, corresponding to said aggregated plurality of dose order records, comprising the aggregate amount of at least one of said identical constituent products needed to prepare each of said aggregated plurality of dose order records; receiving, by way of a user input of the application, a product scan comprising an indication of possession of said aggregate amount of said at least one constituent product; presenting to the user a plurality of preparation steps comprising physical steps required to prepare the physical doses corresponding to the aggregated plurality of doses, wherein the plurality of preparation steps are presented in response to receiving said product scan; preparing the physical doses, via a compounder, by compounding said at least one constituent product identified in the plurality of preparation steps; receiving, in the application, verification data confirming that each step of said plurality of preparation steps has been performed such that said verification data is received at said user interface and confirmed by said application by recording certain information before enabling said user to continue to a subsequent preparation step; wherein said application is operable to prevent subsequent preparation step to be displayed or selected via said user interface if the verification data is not received; determining, via the application, a remaining volume of said one or more constituent products after completion of said one or more preparation steps; printing, via a printer communicatively coupled to the application, a work-in-progress label only upon receiving said product scan and after said one or more preparation steps for preparation of said aggregated plurality of doses is complete, wherein said work-in-progress label is indicative of the remaining volume of said one or more constituent products after completion of said one or more preparation steps; and printing, via the printer,