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  1. Who draws the blood at your hospital?

    JessTexan replied to JessTexan's topic in Critical Care
    Thank you for your reply ANTI116. So are you saying the nurses start out drawing blood and then it drops off to the CNAs? Pleas clarify. Thanks Jess

  2. Who draws the blood at your hospital?

    JessTexan replied to JessTexan's topic in Critical Care
    :-) thank you

  3. Who draws the blood at your hospital?

    JessTexan posted a topic in Critical Care
    Hello from Texas!! We are a 385 bed county hospital. As of now we ,the Lab, draw all blood work. Our Director has decided to train Nurses to draw blood. I really don like this idea. I like know that my fleet of Phlebotomist do this and only this as their job all day. I know they will always preform the proper id"ing, mixing of tubes, using transfer devices etc. What do you do at your hospitals?Thanks Jess MT Phlebotomy Supervisor:typing

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