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Dear Brains Trust,
I was asked a question today regarding the frequency of line changes, for patients receiving ‘slow chemo infusions’ i.e. over 4 days, (our policy is 72 hours) in the case of a slow chemo treatment where do we stand as this means changing line partway through treatment. Doing this delays treatment for a period of time and may reduce therapeutic dose , prolongs the process, requires disconnect of a closed system which could be detrimental to the patient from an IPC perspective and expose the staff unnecessarily to cytotoxic drugs. The chemo is being administered via a PICC line. Logically, I would think it OK to prolong length of time for the line changes but would be interested in your views, or indeed if you know of any evidence to support this.
Many thanks in advance.
Jayne O’Connor RN ,BSc.,Inf.Cont
IPC Co-Ordinator
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Hi Jane,
CDC, SHEA and INS have expanded their administration set change to 96hr, but no longer.
S84 if he INS SOP covers all aspects of administration set changes.Im not near my computer at the moment but feel free to email offline and I can help you.
Tim..Sent from my iPhone
> On Apr 5, 2018, at 20:21, Jayne OConnor wrote:
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> Dear Brains Trust,
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> I was asked a question today regarding the frequency of line changes, for patients receiving ‘slow chemo infusions’ i.e. over 4 days, (our policy is 72 hours) in the case of a slow chemo treatment where do we stand as this means changing line partway through treatment. Doing this delays treatment for a period of time and may reduce therapeutic dose , prolongs the process, requires disconnect of a closed system which could be detrimental to the patient from an IPC perspective and expose the staff unnecessarily to cytotoxic drugs. The chemo is being administered via a PICC line. Logically, I would think it OK to prolong length of time for the line changes but would be interested in your views, or indeed if you know of any evidence to support this.
>
> Many thanks in advance.
>
> Jayne O’Connor RN ,BSc.,Inf.Cont
> IPC Co-Ordinator
> Sydney Adventist Hospital | 185 Fox Valley Road, Wahroonga, NSW 2076
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> p: +61 2 9487 9732 | f: +61 2 9473 8052 | m: +61 0406 752685 | e: jayne.oconnor@sah.org.au
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