Know Which Meds Have Been Added to High-Alert Med Lists

November 2018

You may see changes to your hospital's high-alert med policy.

High-alert meds are more likely than other meds to cause serious harm when there's an error.

We know the biggies...blood thinners, insulin, and opioids.

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Table of Contents

Hospital Practice Take Precautions With Flammable Meds
High-Alert Meds Know Which Meds Have Been Added to High-Alert Med Lists
Communication Personalize Care for Millennial Patients
Nutrition Omegaven Will Be a New IV Lipid Made From Fish Oil
Critical Care Be Aware of Med Considerations for ECMO Patients
Practice Combat Counterfeit Meds
Hematology & Oncology Be Familiar With Treatments for Immune Thrombocytopenia
Endocarditis Some Endocarditis Patients Will Get Shorter IV Antibiotic Courses
Transdermal Patches ZTlido Will Be the Latest Rx Lidocaine Patch
Renal & Urology Don't Be Surprised to See High Antibiotic Doses in Some Younger ICU Patients