Questions for issue #33
Mailing due out, at end of August 1997
For most of the questions, I've indicated the centre asking the question.
If you have information you wish to share you can contact the centre indicated.
Do your hospital have guidelines for use of amphotericin B lipid complex (ABLC)? (Health Sciences Centre, Winnipeg)
Does your hospital have a protocol for ketamine IM/IV/PO use in Emergency for minor procedures? (Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario)
Do you have a treatment guideline for UTIs which specifies: duration of treatment, when to convert from IV to PO, and what route to use when initiating treatment? (Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario)
Do you know of a manufacturer for skin test antigens who supplies to Canada - esp. candida, trichophyton, and latex? (Hamilton Health Sciences Corp.)
Does your hospital have an automatic substitution policy for changing nitropaste to nitropatches? (Mount Sinai Hospital)
Has your hospital removed concentrated potassium chloride injection from ward stock? How was this accomplished? (Mount Sinai Hospital)
Is your centre considering removal of the restricted formulary system? (Toronto East General Hospital)
Has your centre stopped publishing a hard copy of the formulary? If so, what do you use in place of the hard copy? (Toronto East General Hospital)
Do you reconstitute doxycycline for pleurodesis? Which solution is used? What expiration date is given? (Toronto East General Hospital)
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