Titration of meds - documentation

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Wed, 03/04/2020 - 13:20
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Nancy Makem
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Titration of meds - documentation

Hello, we are getting ready for TJC and wanted to reach out to see if any hospitals have a good practice in place for nurses documenting titrations of medication orders that are started in the ER and then are re-entered on admission but the starting rate is not the same as what the patient has been titrated up to in the ER. For example Levophed started in ER 5mcg/min and titrated up to 30 mcg but when ordered on admission it defaults to the starting 5 mcg rate.

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