Ban Bisphophonate from inpatient setting

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Why should we give it to patients in the hospital. I say take it off the formulary and not dispense it to patients while they are hopitalized. What do you think?

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only if we can ban neulasta and sandostatin LAR
 
bisphophonate for osteoporosis or for cancer?
 
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only if we can ban neulasta and sandostatin LAR


Oh..I can help you guys control neulasta... but y'all have to pay me...:smuggrin:

heck....most of those are outpatient meds... hopefully you guys are getting reimbursed... or do you qualify for DSH 340B?
 
oral bisphosphonate for osteo.
Works for me. The half-life of these things is forever and a day, so missing a few weeks probably wouldn't hurt. And, less risk for esophageal irritation and erosion, since hospital patients like to lie in bed.
 
Works for me. The half-life of these things is forever and a day, so missing a few weeks probably wouldn't hurt. And, less risk for esophageal irritation and erosion, since hospital patients like to lie in bed.

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btw, what kinda wheel is that?
 
nope, no 340B. just a very loose interpretation of what the word formulary means.
 
Why not give it. Gives you another pill you can charge the patient $500.00 to cover pharmacy services, administration fees, janitor fee, parking lot fee ect.....
 
Why not give it. Gives you another pill you can charge the patient $500.00 to cover pharmacy services, administration fees, janitor fee, parking lot fee ect.....

We can charge all we want... but DRG fee couldn't careless about each drug line item
 
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