pcarmichael

In that type of situation it is required to be reported to the Board of nursing for your state. They have assistance programs that can help her. Something needs to done before one of patients gets hurt. This is a huge risk and something needs to be done about it...ASAP!

I think the key is to make sure that you are checking and triple checking the medicaitons and doses. Also, make sure that you are getting another nurse to verify...two sets of eyes are always better than one set.

Yes, they have been very helpful...thanks for the reply!

We have an oncology department that gives chemotherapy infusions. We are trying to make it safety by having some set policies and procedures. Does anyone have a policy and procedure manaul that they would like to share? Would not like to re-create the wheel if I do not have to. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Please email me at [email protected]

Please email me at [email protected] with any resources that you find. I have been looking myself for several months and have not found anything. We are also a multi-specialty clinic with triage set up in our primary care providers office. Any help would be great!

I was wondering if either of you received any responses. I am also new to nurse managment for a multi-specialty group of about 70 providers. If anyone has any resources for clincal policies and procedures, please share. Also looking for triage policies and procedures. Thanks for any help that can be provided.