Storing patient-specific controlled meds.

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Silvia Duenas
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Storing patient-specific controlled meds.

Can anyone share their process for storing/securing controlled medications, i.e. fentanyl or morphine drips, non-formulary controlled meds, delivered to the patient care areas when for some reason they cannot be administered right away, the patient is refusing, or patient has been discharged?

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