I just saw a "Pharmagram" from our pharmacy stating that all IV phenergan orders would be converted to compazine (I think). On this was a picture of a nasty necrotic hand. I don't know why they decided to change but I know I have written up several bad phlebitis's from it.
I'm relieved.
"Galloway, Margy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Has anyone made a policy change or removed phenergan IV from their facility since the ISMP alert?IF so what did you use for evidence other that the ISMP alert? We are working on making a changeat our facility but we are meeting lots of resistance.ThanksMargy Galloway
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