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Pet Maniquis posted a reply on Re: PO2 on ISTAT
Monday, Mar 8, 2021 at 1:12 PM
Said: We have our i-STAT set up so sample type can be selected. The reference ranges are set up in the LIS. Venous or Arterial sample are only collected in a syringe. Drawing ABG in a vacutainer tube is not acceptable bec...
Mary Pierce posted a reply on Re: POC Glucose questions regarding PCTs/CNAs
Monday, Mar 8, 2021 at 1:11 PM
Said: What glucometer do you use?By safeguards, I mean do you have a policy in place such as an escalation range specific for PCTs/CNAs such as if the glucose result is less than 70 or greater than 250 enter a specific comment code to let...
Pet Maniquis posted a reply on Re: POC Glucose questions regarding PCTs/CNAs
Monday, Mar 8, 2021 at 1:03 PM
Said: 1. Most of our glucose meter testers are CNAs, ER techs, except in ICU, Nursery and Surgery where we do not have CNAs. We only have RNs in ICU, Nursery, Surgery and Cath Lab. 2. All units except IC...
Sherilyn Solanick posted a reply on Re: POC Glucose questions regarding PCTs/CNAs
Monday, Mar 8, 2021 at 11:40 AM
Said: 1. Yes2. In all areas3. Not certain what you mean by safeguards. They must meet regulatory requirements.4. Yes5. Medical Director, Point of Care Coordinator. The Point of Care Coordinator ov...
Mary Pierce posted a new Topic
Monday, Mar 8, 2021 at 10:29 AM
POC Glucose questions regarding PCTs/CNAs
1. Do you let PCTs/CNAs perform POC glucoses?
2. If you do let PCTs/CNAs perform, what areas can they perform glucoses? i.e. acute care, step down units, critical care areas
3. Any safeguards or qualifications for PCTs/CNAs put in place?
4. Is POC split off from lab with a separate CLIA?
5. What is your administrative structure? Who oversees the POC program from medical director, technical director, administrative director?
2. If you do let PCTs/CNAs perform, what areas can they perform glucoses? i.e. acute care, step down units, critical care areas
3. Any safeguards or qualifications for PCTs/CNAs put in place?
4. Is POC split off from lab with a separate CLIA?
5. What is your administrative structure? Who oversees the POC program from medical director, technical director, administrative director?
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