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12. Infusion Pumps
Infusion Pumps 12-1 PumpsAuthors: Lynn Hoffman, , , and Olivia Bacon Introduction In this chapter, we discuss two system-level patient safety practices that aim to reduce medication errors associated with Infusion Pumps , including smart Pumps . One practice focuses on implementing structured process changes and redesigning workflows in order to improve efficiencies with pump use. The other focuses on investing in initial and ongoing staff training on the correct use, maintenance, and monitoring of Infusion Pumps . Use of Infusion Pumps , and increasingly smart Pumps , has become standard practice in hospitals to administer critical fluids to patients. However, there is still limited research on best practices for reducing errors and improving Infusion pump use through workflow and process changes as well as education and training. Background Infusion Pumps , common medical devices, are used to administer fluids such as nutrients or medications to patients.
Reviewer: Giulia Norton, Ph.D., M.P.H. Making Healthcare Safer III: A Critical Analysis of Existing and Emerging Patient Safety Practices. Infusion Pumps 12-2 . Importance of Harm Area The infusion pump, along with its failures and user errors, can have significant implications for patient
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