ENFit disposables in Outpatient Pharmacy

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Wed, 07/07/2021 - 11:03
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Stacie Ethington
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ENFit disposables in Outpatient Pharmacy

Good morning,

If your organization has converted to ENFit:
1. Is your outpatient pharmacy supplying any ENFit disposables (syringes, adapters, bottle transfer lids, etc.)?
2. If so, are these items being charged to the patient or are the items provided as part of the prescription?
3. At discharge from inpatient, are any supplies provided?

My organization converted in October 2020 and as more facilities in our region convert, the need for certain disposables has changed as patients become more saavy with the connections. I appreciate your input.

Stacie Ethington, Med Safety Nurse Specialist
Nebraska Medicine

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