High alert medications

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Bahaeldin Osman...
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High alert medications

for high alert medication our policy restricted availability of HAM TO ONLY ICU , PICU,OR and ER but sometimes we need heparin and lidocaine inj. for some ward example surgical ward for catheter maintenance(heparin fush) and as local anethetic (Lidocine) in dressing room what iwil do .iam looking for any policy or plan for this idea
thank you

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