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Medicare program revisions to pa3mient policies under the physician fee schedule for calendar year 2003 and inclusion of registered nurses in the personnel provision of the critical access hospital emergency services requirement for frontier areas and remote locations. Final rule with comment period. Fed Regist 2002 67 79965-80184. [Pg.232]

Multidisciplinary, regularly scheduled care is required over the lifetime of the SCD patient with the goal of reduction of both complications and hospitalizations. Comprehensive care should include medical, educational, and psychosocial aspects, as well as counseling. [Pg.1009]

All patients and parents of children with SCD should have a plan for what to do in the event of symptoms of infection or pain. Obtain a medication history when patients are admitted to the hospital. Assess compliance with prophylactic penicillin and childhood immunization schedules in all pediatric SCD patients. [Pg.1017]

Transfer to disopyramide Use the regular maintenance schedule, without a loading dose, 6 to 12 hours after the last dose of quinidine or 3 to 6 hours after the last dose of procainamide. Where withdrawal of quinidine or procainamide is likely to produce life-threatening arrhythmias, consider hospitalization. [Pg.438]

Another reason to take melatonin during the day is if you are a shift worker and your schedule rotates every week or so. For example, Lisa worked as a receptionist at a hospital emergency room. As we all know, emergency rooms don t close for the night and must always have people on staff. Lisa s work schedule was to work 9 30 p.m. to 7 30 a.m. for seven nights and then have seven days off. Of course, during her seven days off... [Pg.58]

An assessment of waste minimization opportunities for medical wastes has been scheduled for the Veterans Administration Hospital in Cincinnati. The hospital offers a wide range of services including a large outpatient clinic and dental department. The waste minimization assessment will focus on medical wastes, not including wastes from such support functions as offices, cafeterias, etc. [Pg.174]

FDA survey 39 of 47 states report diversion or abuse 7 have tried to schedule butorphanol more than half have special controls at hospitals most-abused form is nasal spray. FDA leaves regulation to states39... [Pg.195]

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and Food and Drug Administration (FDA) are aggressively monitoring the use and abuse of dextromethorphan. It is conceivable that dextromethorphan could be first classified as a drug obtainable only with a prescription. Furthermore, the DEA could place dextromethorphan on one of its schedules of controlled substances, which would force physicians, pharmacists, nurses, and hospitals to record the administration of the drug. At this stage, the former is far more likely than the latter since it has not been proven that dextromethorphan is an addictive substance. [Pg.150]

Hospital and community pharmacies exercise special caution when dispensing meperidine and other controlled substances. In an emergency, a doctor may choose to telephone the patient s pharmacy with the prescription. However, for medications such as meperidine, telephoned prescriptions can usually only provide a small amount of the drug, and the doctor must provide their DEA number and some relevant medical information. Refills for Schedule II medications are not allowed a patient must obtain a new prescription from their doctor. [Pg.313]

Howard and colleagues (31) suggested a reform of residents work and duty hours based on a study that assessed the levels of physiological and subjective sleepiness in 11 anesthesia residents in three conditions (1) during a normal (baseline) work schedule, (2) after an in-hospital 24-hr on-call period, and (3) after a period of extended sleep. MSLT scores were shorter in the baseline (6.7 min) and postcall (4.9 min) conditions, compared with the extended-sleep condition (12 min), and there was no significant difference between the baseline and postcall conditions. Residents daytime sleepiness on the MSLT in both baseline and postcall conditions was near or below levels associated with clinical sleep disorders, and residents were subjectively inaccurate determining EEG-defined sleep onset. [Pg.16]

Infants, school-age children, and adolescents have been studied in the laboratory, hospital nurseries, schools, institutions, and their homes with polysomnography, time-lapse video monitors, activity monitors, diaries, and self- and parent-report instruments. Children both with and without sleep disorders have been evaluated with these various assessment procedures, and researchers have used a wide range of study designs to investigate the impact of inadequate sleep. For example, in laboratory studies children and adolescents have been assessed on their usual (often arguably inadequate) schedules as well as on study-defined optimized and restricted... [Pg.153]

JOB REQUIREMENTS Ability to work independently with minimal direct supervision. Ability to work with hospital and pharmacy staff. Ability to handle frequent interruptions and adapt to changes in workload and work schedule. Ability to set priorities, make critical decisions, and respond quickly to emergency requests. Ability to exercise sound professional judgement. Ability to meet the pharmaceutical care needs of neonatal, pediatric, adolescent, adult, and geriatric patients. [Pg.605]

In some cases, it may be prudent to obtain a certified copy for the subject s clinical trial file. For example, if the records are not owned by the investigator or under his or her control, such as patient medical records held by the hospital, depending on the hospital s archiving procedures it would be advisable to obtain certified copies for the clinical trial file in case the hospital loses, misplaces, or intentionally destroys the documents under an established record retention schedule. This is all part of CQA s oversight role regarding the appropriate transfer and authentication of raw data and source documents. [Pg.507]

Q10 In high-risk patients scheduled to have general surgery, subcutaneous heparin can be given to reduce the risk of DVT and pulmonary embolism occurring after the operation. If DVT or pulmonary embolism has already occurred in hospital patients, the immediate treatment normally includes intravenous heparin. [Pg.257]


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