Rapid Rituximab: An Inpatient Pilot Project to Increase Education and Use Among Oncology Nurses.

Suboptimal clinician awareness of the appropriate order set and lack of nursing education on administration guidelines led to rapid rituximab infusion administration (RRIA) being underused on an inpatient oncology unit. A quality improvement pilot project was developed to stimulate ordering RRIA, in...

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Publicado en:Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing Vol. 26; no. 4; pp. 433 - 438
Autor principal: Schade, Casey
Formato: research tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: Oncology Nursing Society Aug2022
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        affil: Assistant patient care manager in Inpatient Hematology/Oncology at Stanford Health Care
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          Rituximab Therapeutic Use
          Oncology Nurses Education
          Rituximab Administration and Dosage
          Infusions, Intravenous
          Pilot Studies
          Health Care Delivery
          United States Food and Drug Administration
          Drug Approval
          Health Services Accessibility
          Drug Efficacy
          Patient Safety
          Electronic Health Records
          Chemotherapy, Cancer
          Quality Improvement
          Education, Nursing
          Nursing Knowledge
          Infusion Rates
          Implementation Science
          Drug Hypersensitivity
          Drug Tolerance
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      ab: Suboptimal clinician awareness of the appropriate order set and lack of nursing education on administration guidelines led to rapid rituximab infusion administration (RRIA) being underused on an inpatient oncology unit. A quality improvement pilot project was developed to stimulate ordering RRIA, increase nursing knowledge, optimize inpatient chemotherapy admission and discharge schedules, and decrease nursing workload. Educational interventions led to a 38% increase in nurses' comfort with RRIA, and data showed an increase to 100% use of RRIA for eligible patients. Improving nursing education and clinician awareness of how RRIA can decrease duration of infusions for patients, creates more efficient scheduling workflows and reduces nursing workload.
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