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Hi all-
I am coming to the group for a couple of
suggestions. We continue to get tremendous pressure from physicians
to give peripheral vancomycin, phenergan, and other potentially dangerous
meds. In addition, the "powers that be" at our agency are not supportive
either- we are basically told to take whatever is referred for fear of
"alienating referral sources." (Yes, I know) To further complicate
the situation, I am not getting a lot of support from my infusion pharmacy
either- they are GREAT, but complacent with the issue of peripherals despite the
potential risk. Our "risk management" person is not a clinician, and
doesn't grasp the implications at all. What I am looking for is any
references specifc to vanco infiltration and potential complications, as well as
information regarding treating various extravasations. Any suggestions
would be greatly appreciated. The concept of appropriate vascular access
planning has not gained much ground in this community, and I am
hoping that it doesn't take a disaster to get everyone's
attention.
Thanks as always-
Autym Didsbury, RN, BSN, CRNI
Home Health Manager
Partners in Home Care
2687 Palmer St. Suite B
Missoula, MT 59808
(406) 327-3717 Fax 327-3727
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- Vanco infiltration Autym Didsbury
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- RE: Vanco infiltration Stranz, Marc
- RE: Vanco infiltration Kokotis, Kathy
- RE: Vanco infiltration Kokotis, Kathy
- RE: Vanco infiltration Ann Marie Parry

