We've just recently switched to the Curlin pump with very
little problems. The reps have been great-will go and do allnof the
inserviceing to clinics and agencies as needed-a big selling point with me as
that's usually my job!! We also provide pumps for home care and oncology
clinics and not all of our pt's have nursing agency involvement either.
Our pharmacists are great with trouble shooting, but if they can't get it
"fixed" then I'm their next call. We trialed several pumps before we made
a decision and made sure to include our "long term pts'-mostly lifetime
TPN. Of all the pumps they trialed they all preferred the Curlin.
Debbie Potts, RN CRNI OCN
Infusion Coordinator
Baptist Hospital Home Care
Winston Salem, NC
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Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2006 3:44 PM
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Subject: Curlin vs Cadd Prizm
Our pharmacy is in the final days of deciding on either the Curlin pump or Cadd Prizm for purchase. Does
anyone have any remarks or insight into either pump that they would like to
share?
We send out to home care and also to an oncology center that uses our
pump for their 5FU and desferal patients that go home with them (without home
care!) I stay on call for these pumps 24/7 so want to make a good choice!
Thank you
Diane Strickland RN CRNI
Franck's Pharmacy
Ocala, Fl
