It is amazing what can be done to track down/clarify concerns on the product side when clinicians partner with industry. That is why on the clinical side we need to document the number and include sending back the product to the manufacturer when we have a concern. At the end of the day, we all are committed to the highest level of patient safety as I know you are!
Nancy T
"Barbera, Sara" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Susan -- As a manufacturer, we can tell you exactly what brand and size catheter the lot number represents. I'm sure it is the same for Bard, Arrow, AngioDynamics, etc., but will let them confirm.Sara MH BarberaSenior Product ManagerBoston Scientific - Oncology508-683-4257 (ph)508-683-5568 (f)[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Lot number documentationSeveral questions regarding lot numbers of PICC lines.1--Are you documenting these in patient records?2--Do you have a method to retrieve the numbers in the event of a recall ?(god forbid) So you know which patients are affected?3--MANUFACTURERS--If I had just the lot number of a PICC, could you tell me the type and size etc of the catheter?Thanks in advance!--
Susan Schuetrumpf, CRNI
VASPRO
Atlanta, GA
cell-404-606-1194
Nancy Bagnall-Trick RN,CRNI
IV Resource Associates, Inc.
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