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P046 Evaluating the safety of dose banding premedication (atropine, suxamethonium and fentanyl) for neonatal intubation (project NIK)

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By Suzannah Hibberd, Alok Sharma, Marhamat Chavoshzadeh
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Neonatal and Paediatric Pharmacists Conference, Bristol, UK, November 2018 P046 Evaluating the safety of dose banding premedication (atropine, suxamethonium and fentanyl) for neonatal intubation (project NIK) Free Suzannah Hibberd, Alok Sharma, Marhamat Chavoshzadeh Southampton Children’s Hospital Abstract Background The process of prescribing and preparing premedication for intubation needs to be completed carefully to ensure the correct dose is prescribed and administered.
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P047 Evaluating the impact of pre-prepared neonatal intubation premedication kits on a level 3 neonatal unit (Project NIK)

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By Suzannah Hibberd, Alok Sharma, Marhamat Chavoshzadeh
| Archives of Disease in Childhood Verified
Neonatal and Paediatric Pharmacists Conference, Bristol, UK, November 2018 P047 Evaluating the impact of pre-prepared neonatal intubation premedication kits on a level 3 neonatal unit (Project NIK) Free Suzannah Hibberd, Alok Sharma, Marhamat Chavoshzadeh Southampton Children’s Hospital Abstract Background In January 2018, neonatal intubation premedication kits containing atropine, suxamethonium and fentanyl were introduced alongside the implementation of dose- banding for these medicines...
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