I (we?) love the CADD PRIZM VIP!
We changed over form the individual CADD (TPN, Plus, PCA) about 5 years ago.
The CADD PRIZM VIP can be programmed in four different modes: Intermittant, COntinuous, TPN, PCA
It's very logical to use. Uses written English screen prompts. Small. Easy to reprogramme over the phone with a patient/family.
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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We are currently looking to replace our Outpatient Infusion Pumps.
Currently we are looking at the:
Curlin
CADD
GemStar (Hospira)
I am looking for the "good, bad, and the ugly" about these pumps especially those clinicians that are using these pumps or had used these pumps.
Please feel free to e-mail me privately if you wish.
Thank you,
Timothy Royer, BSN, CRNI
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