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A quality improvement case report: an institution's experience in pursuing excellence in parenteral nutrition safety
Lauren M Hudson1, Joseph I Boullata
1Clinical Nutrition Support Services, Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Abstract:
The medication-use process surrounding parenteral nutrition (PN) is complex and associated with safety concerns. Standardization and communication throughout the PN-use process are a valued risk management strategy. Regardless of an organization's current policies, procedures, and practices, further improvements in the PN-use process are always possible. This takes concerted effort, collaboration, and time but is within the reach of any organization. A case report of one institution's quality improvement initiative in the PN-use process is described.
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