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Pain Management Therapy for Infusion Therapy Services



Manual: Pain Management Policy and Procedure Manual (Ver 2)
Department: INFUSION THERAPY SERVICES
External Reference: (TJC MM.3.10, MM.5.10, MM.6.10)

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Here is some sample content from Pain Management Therapy for Infusion Therapy Services:

     POLICY: Pain management therapy will be assessed and monitored to make sure that it is appropriately and safely used in the alternate site setting and to minimize drug-related problems. PURPOSE: This policy and procedure addresses therapy/medication specific aspects of clinical practice. All general clinical care policies and procedures apply when providing care to clients receiving this specific therapy/medication. General clinical care policies and procedures include: Pharmacy Plan of Care Clinical Laboratory Profile of Medication Coordination of Care PROCEDURE: Clinical Monitoring...
Second excerpt:
     ...Weight Age Client's height History of past pain regimens and side effects Prognosis Client mobility The initial medication order will be reviewed by the pharmacist for appropriate dose, route, drug interactions and allergies. The appropriateness of the medication regimen will be assessed by the pharmacist for pain management, based on the clients recent pain medication intake, and the level and type of pain. When appropriate, the pharmacist will recommend an infusion system for...


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