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Tue, 03/31/2015 - 14:35
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Jeffrey Schnoor
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Protocols in the ambulatory setting
Hello,
For those of you with outpatients clinics as part of your hospital system, I am hoping someone may be willing to share examples of hospital approved protocols which include medications orders that nurses are allowed to initiate based on the defined protocol that a physician subsequently signs. An inpatient example would be standing orders such as vitamin k and erythromycin on L&D. I have less experience in the ambulatory side so hoping for some advice as I have been asked to review some ambulatory protocols and would like to have some good examples. Thank you! ---Jeff
