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RaDonda Vaught made at least 10 mistakes in fatal Vanderbilt medication error, prosecutors say
This article outlines details of the prosecution's case. I am curious as to how the defense plans to pin this on the hospital?
I still can't fathom why the Tennessee BON didn't see fit to require at least some reeducation of Ms Vaught!
10 minutes ago, wondern said:Maybe a paralyzing agent doesn't need to be put in a suremed or pyxis or whatever. Maybe only anesthesia people need to have it.
It is in RSI kits in many EDs where I have worked over the years. Anesthesia isn't always available in some facilities to respond when we need an airway. But maybe part of the safety feature here is that it is in a kit specifically for RSI, so you really can't make the same kind of mistake as occurred here. At least, I would hope!
Wow spending a little extra on the kit seems like it would be well worth it. I can't believe the more I read on here. That hospitalwatchdog.org is a very good thing! Very informative. Did you see where the dr was doing breat implants with propofol in his office in Florida and not even anyone knew how to check a pulse even when he lost the patient on the table in his office it appears? Very sad.
7 minutes ago, wondern said:What were the other 2? What does their Director of Nursing have to say about it?
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.tennessean.com/amp/3108467002
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Maybe a paralyzing agent doesn't need to be put in a suremed or pyxis or whatever. Maybe only anesthesia people need to have it.