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Tip of the Week

Dan Sheridan's picture

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Hi,
Someone asked in the chat during the MSOS Member Briefing for more examples of the Tip of the Weeks that we send to all OhioHealth nurses and pharmacy staff each week. Here are three more examples. The sulfa allergy one that I showed in my slides is in the slides on the MSOS web page.
Thank you,
Dan Sheridan

Overrides in the ED

Erin Lynn's picture

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Does anyone have a policy that treats overrides differently in the ED? They often override meds that aren't technically on our list because they just need to get them quickly and are at the machine at the time (like antibiotics for example). I totally understand why they would do that, but at the same time it's not emergent to the patient's care.

Med Rec between Levels of Care

Joel W Daniel's picture

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Med Reconciliation at all transitions of care commonly lead to error. While we do a good job at ensuring that we have some sort of reconciliation at the admission and discharge points, it is the transitions between levels of care that can be problematic at times. Our health-system is about to undertake a look into our hurdles and design an initiative to close our gaps in this area.

Please take the survey below so to help look across our health-systems to identify common issues and strategies others have taken. I will share the de-identified results with any that would like.

Carboplatin Adverse Reactions Reported for Teva product?

Miheret Tesfaye's picture

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Hello,

Two questions related to reactions to carboplatin.

1. Are there any facilities or sites noticing an increase in reports of adverse drug reactions between brands of carboplatin? With the current carboplatin shortage, there is a perception with some of our infusion centers that the Teva product may be resulting in an increase in ADRs for patients.

IVIG Dispensing Method - Quick Poll

Brent Dammeier's picture

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Hi everyone,

I am trying to gain a better understanding of how different locations approach their dispensing process for IVIG (vials vs pooling).

This forms poll should take ~ 1 minute to complete and I will circle back with the results in when it closes on June 1st.

I appreciate any additional feedback you feel comfortable sharing around decision making to pursue one method or the other.

https://forms.office.com/r/5rfPdSSG9N

Thanks!
Brent Dammeier

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