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Miranda Cotter posted a reply on Re: Hospital in your home accreditation

Thursday, Jun 20, 2024 at 10:03 AM

Said: Yes we have this program as well. Hospital at Home is staffed by nurses. The patients are registered as inpatients. It falls under our Hospital CLIA & CAP. We allow them to do ISTAT CG4, ISTAT Chem 8, Nova Glucose and Co...

Mike Barrett posted a new Topic

Thursday, Jun 20, 2024 at 9:25 AM

Hospital in your home accreditation

Our hospital system has had a hospital in your program for several years now. In the past they have contracted with a paramedic company to go to the patient's home and do POC testing. Now our program wants to bring it in house, and they are hiring paramedics and RN staff to do the testing. They want to do CG8+ and creatinine on the i-STAT and PT/INR from the Coaguchek. My question is do any of you have programs similar to this and does your program fall under the lab's CLIA or do they ha...

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Elliott Friday posted a new Topic

Thursday, Jun 20, 2024 at 7:50 AM

Bulk Storage vs in use ( working Supplies)

Does anyone have a policy or a statement that define Bulk storage vs in use (working Supplies) storage that you can share me with?

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Ken Charpie posted a reply on Re: Glucose meters

Wednesday, Jun 19, 2024 at 12:03 PM

Said: I think the critically ill issue is being abused by Nova in its sales pitches. This is an issue that shouldn't have to be addressed by switching to the one manufacturer that has managed to get through the painfully slow FDA process of a...

Christina Blasick posted a reply on Re: POC Creatinine devices

Wednesday, Jun 19, 2024 at 11:14 AM

Said: We use the EPOC as well, and our imaging team really likes it. They draw a venous sample when they start the IV for contrast, rather than using capillary blood.