Our nurses, particularly the outpatient oncology clinic staff, find the
eMAR co-signature routine cumbersome. They would prefer to be able to
document co-signing a medication prior to it being administered and
independent of the primary nurse. Has anyone else dealt with these
concerns and found a more workable solution? Do two nurses always
document the administration of high risk drugs such as chemotherapy in
your institution?
Thanks,
Tamara
Tamara B. Dolan, MSN, RN, OCN
Senior Clinical Analyst
Cape Cod Healthcare
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