Hi, I have a question about NS shortage. So, what do you guys use to substitute? Beside, D5W, IVpush
There's a NSS shortage?
lol.
There's a NSS shortage?
lol.
Apparently all fluids came from Puerto RicoThere's a NSS shortage?
lol.
these are you only options other than changing to PO when at all possible (or getting frozen abx)Hi, I have a question about NS shortage. So, what do you guys use to substitute? Beside, D5W, IVpush
Someone from our hospital looked into this but apparently the empty IV bags were also on shortage.Time to buy kilos of salt usp and empty bags and 0.22 uM filters
We were using empty bags at first with a repeater pump. We can't even get the empty bags now.Time to buy kilos of salt usp and empty bags and 0.22 uM filters
Yeah I suspect that a lot of places are going to figure out that they can save a lot of money if they just keep doing whatever they do for the shortage. I imagine Bruan is going to find the demand for their product has plummeted even once they do get the current shortage fixed.Someone from our hospital looked into this but apparently the empty IV bags were also on shortage.
We have been buying frozen or other premade, and switching antibiotics to IVP or CI over 24 hours if they are stable. IVP will actually save our hospital several hundred thousand dollars a year so a lot of it probably won't get switched back after the shortage is over.
Isn't that what shut down a lot of Cardinal Health's nuke pharmacies? A persistent molybdenum shortage caused people to change their practice and the business never really bounced back. At least that's how it was explained to me during my summer internship. It was like having a door slammed in my face as I was wrapping up both the didactic and hands-on requirements to become an authorized user.Yeah I suspect that a lot of places are going to figure out that they can save a lot of money if they just keep doing whatever they do for the shortage. I imagine Bruan is going to find the demand for their product has plummeted even once they do get the current shortage fixed.
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The shortage does not pertain to large volumes such as liter bags. It's primarily 50, 100, and 250 mL.
Yes, all of the above recommendations. But there are other options; syringe pump, buretrol, and elastomeric balloon pumps.
Isn't that what shut down a lot of Cardinal Health's nuke pharmacies? A persistent molybdenum shortage caused people to change their practice and the business never really bounced back. At least that's how it was explained to me during my summer internship. It was like having a door slammed in my face as I was wrapping up both the didactic and hands-on requirements to become an authorized user.