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Cindy Sorensen posted a new Topic
Friday, May 3, 2024 at 11:21 AM
Glucose Repeat Rules in Telcor
Telcor users: If you look under Device Types and Repeats, do you have any rules set up for Interface Repeat Processing? If so, what % is displayed? 10%, 15%? Other? Do you have anything entered in the Hold For (min) and Repeat Timeframe (min) fields?
Thanks for your time,
Cindy
Thanks for your time,
Cindy
Vickie Berry posted a reply on Re: venous vs fingerstick PT/INR
Friday, May 3, 2024 at 10:12 AM
Said: Good morning- for those above that use the i-STAT in your Coum clinics- how did you get the validation for the PT Plus cartridges? Did anyone use the CoaguChek vs FS for the validation? We are getting some resistance wanting to FS...
Roxanne Willadsen posted a reply on Re: venous vs fingerstick PT/INR
Thursday, May 2, 2024 at 7:51 AM
Said: Hello,We use the Abbott iSTAT PT/INR cartridges in our Coumadin Clinic, Pre Op and Cath Lab. All are fingerstick unless there is a critical and the patient is drawn and the specimen is sent to the lab for confirmation. They do...
Peggy Mann posted a reply on Re: Testing in Patient Rooms
Wednesday, May 1, 2024 at 4:48 PM
Said: Hi Anastasia,Agree/ we rarely do testing in an exam room with POC glucose the exception.We did during pandemic in areas we only did respiratory triage and patient care in defined space away from well patient visits aka colle...
Anastasia Augustine posted a new Topic
Wednesday, May 1, 2024 at 3:20 PM
Testing in Patient Rooms
For those of us who have ambulatory clinics...Do you allow any of the POCT in patient rooms?
I have never allowed the actual testing in the rooms with the exception of glucose.
Any thoughts? If you do or do not allow why?
My reasoning is I do not want to have the instrument and supplies in multiple areas and have to monitor multiple temp/humidity, patient/QC logs and supplies (exp dating, ect). Plus I just do not like having all that in patient rooms where "thing...
I have never allowed the actual testing in the rooms with the exception of glucose.
Any thoughts? If you do or do not allow why?
My reasoning is I do not want to have the instrument and supplies in multiple areas and have to monitor multiple temp/humidity, patient/QC logs and supplies (exp dating, ect). Plus I just do not like having all that in patient rooms where "thing...
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