Oxytocin ISMP Best Practice - Part E

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Joel W Daniel
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Oxytocin ISMP Best Practice - Part E

For those that have already done this, or are in the middle of mitigating this:

We appear to have some buy-in with oxytocin regarding the ISMP best practice, but we have not seen movement on the last portion of the recommendation in the actual data. It reads, "avoid bringing oxytocin infusion bags to the patient's bedside until it is prescribed and needed."

What have you found that can help change hearts and minds in this arena? Are there posters or something that someone can point to that would help?

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