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Old Feb 23, 2005, 11:05 PM
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Need protocal or policy

I am rewriting policy and or protocals for the monitor tech's at our hospital in South Carolina. If possible I would like some information from other hospitals, care centers, cath labs, etc on how their monitor techs log the patient rhythms and/or strips to the charts. We have 48 bed capacity usually average around 30-32. 6 ICU, 6 Stepdown and 32 telemetry. We currently run strips every 4 hours with measurements and place on chart.

We are considering changing this routine. Would appreciate some good feedback.
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MJ monitor tech

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Old Mar 01, 2005, 01:27 AM
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I would suggest posting your question in one of the Critical Care Nursing Forums.
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