Tranexamic acid on acute care floors

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John Dempsey
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Tranexamic acid on acute care floors

Hello,

My institution uses TXA for trauma-transfusion, spine/large ortho surgeries, and OB emergencies. Thus far we have limited infusions to our critical care areas within our IV administration guidelines. I am exploring liberalization toward acute care units in some manner. Polling to see if others allow TXA use on non-ICU floors.

Thank you-

John Dempsey, PharmD, MHA
Medication Safety Pharmacist
Harborview Medical Center Pharmacy
Seattle, WA
Box 359885
Phone 206-744-6043

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