Monoclonal Antibody Administration

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Wed, 07/07/2021 - 14:12
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Michele Holley
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Monoclonal Antibody Administration

Does your site require a "Chemo Competent RN" to administer non-hazardous monoclonal antibodies for non-oncologic indications (i.e. rituximab)? We currently do, but this practice is being questioned due to causing delays in patient care.

I'm not finding a reference/consensus statement published anywhere, but the few orders I have found refer to required RN training in monoclonal antibody administration.

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated! Thank you.

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