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Michael E. Johnson, RN, BSN
Outpatient Infusion Case Manager
Kaiser Santa Clara –Homestead
710 Lawrence Expressway
Infusion Center, Department 440
Santa Clara, California 95051
408-851-4301, tie line 401
Pager 6-476, 408-231-0988
fax 408-851-4359, tie line 401
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Can anyone help me find a manufacturer for sub Q needles. Many moons ago in home care we used a device that the needle was removed leaving a plastic cannula in the tissue. I think it was called a soft set. I have not been able to locate any information and our hospital would like to use sub q pain meds when PO or IV is not an option for palliative care
