Prevent Common Issues With Med Delivery

February 2020

Delivering meds to patient care units is a critical function you can think of as "crossing the finish line."

It's because the pharmacy prep work has been done...and med delivery is your last step. Use strategies to get it done right.

Handle meds properly on your way to patient care units. For example, secure controlled substances to prevent theft...and keep patient labels out of sight to stay in compliance with HIPAA.

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Table of Contents

Practice Prevent Common Issues With Med Delivery
Infectious Diseases Think of Recarbrio as Similar to Avycaz and Vabomere
Heart Failure Keep Meds for "LVAD" Patients Straight
CPR Avoid Mishaps if Your Pharmacy Stocks Bretylium
Seizures Anticipate Treating Seizures Fast With IV Levetiracetam
Parkinson's Disease Nourianz Will Be a New Add-On for Parkinson's
Med Administration Gather Info to Guide Redosing of a Med After Vomiting
Cystic Fibrosis Expect Trikafta for Cystic Fibrosis to Be Continued In-House
Emergency Medicine Expedite Treatment for Stimulant Overdoses