AUTOMATION OF PARENTERAL NUTRITION ELABORATION IN A HOSPITAL PHARMACY SERVICE Sara Blanco Dorado 1* , Laura García Quintanilla 1 , Miguel González Barcia 1 , José María Giráldez Montero 1 , Anxo Fernández Ferreiro 1,2 ,, María Jesús Lamas Díaz 1 . 1 Pharmacy Department, University Hospital of Santiago de Compostela * [email protected] 1. Objective: 2. Methods: 3. Results: 4. Conclusion: To evaluate the impact of implementing an automated system (Exacta-Mix 2400® Baxa) on the quality of the elaboration of PN (parenteral nutrition) N= 101 • Automation means an increase in accuracy control and a decrease in the risk of exceeding acceptable limits. • Despite the difficulties of implementing a new technological process, robotisation tends to become an essential in Hospital Pharmacy Services and allows an improvement in the integral quality of care. § Gravimetric control is a strategy used for the quality control in the elaboration of PN. § Regulatory agencies used to consider as an acceptable margin of error of 5%, but it is being advisable to reduce it to 3%, especially in paediatric nutrition. § A comparative gravimetric control was carried out: § We analysed the deviations from the theoretical weight and the percentage of preparations that exceeded 3%. § A K-W test was performed using the software R Statistics for the comparison of the means of deviation. PN developed the first week of December 2015 (manual procedure) VS NP developed the same week one year later (with the automated system) A total of 144 PNs were analysed: 77 manuals and 77 automated 0.00 1.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 Manual procedure Exacta-Mix 2400® Baxa 0 10 20 30 40 50 >3% >5% >3% >5% ü Manual preparation of parenteral nutrition is associated with a greater gravimetric error due to human preparation, this is especially important in very low weight nutrition, such as neonatal nutrition. % Variability in weight Number of PN that deviate from the maximum tolerated limit (3% or 5%) Manual Exacta-Mix 2400®
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AUTOMATION OF PARENTERAL NUTRITION ELABORATION IN A HOSPITAL
PHARMACY SERVICESara Blanco Dorado1*, Laura García Quintanilla1, Miguel González Barcia1, José María Giráldez
Montero1, Anxo Fernández Ferreiro1,2,, María Jesús Lamas Díaz1.1 Pharmacy Department, University Hospital of Santiago de Compostela
1. Objective:
2. Methods:
3. Results:
4. Conclusion:
To evaluate the impact of implementing an automated system (Exacta-Mix 2400® Baxa) on the quality of the elaboration of PN (parenteral nutrition)
N= 101
• Automation means an increase in accuracy control and a decrease in the risk ofexceeding acceptable limits.
• Despite the difficulties of implementing a new technological process, robotisationtends to become an essential in Hospital Pharmacy Services and allows animprovement in the integral quality of care.
§ Gravimetric control is a strategy used for the quality control in the elaboration of PN.§ Regulatory agencies used to consider as an acceptable margin of error of 5%, but it is being advisable to reduce
it to 3%, especially in paediatric nutrition.§ A comparative gravimetric control was carried out:
§ We analysed the deviations from the theoretical weight and the percentage of preparations that exceeded 3%.§ A K-W test was performed using the software R Statistics for the comparison of the means of deviation.
PN developed the first week of December 2015(manual procedure)
VS NP developed the same week one year later (with the automated system)
A total of 144 PNs were analysed: 77 manuals and 77 automated
0.00
1.00
2.00
3.00
4.00
5.00
6.00
Manual procedure Exacta-Mix 2400® Baxa
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10
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>3% >5% >3% >5%
ü Manual preparation of parenteral nutrition is associated with a greater gravimetric error due to human preparation, this is especially important in very low weight nutrition, such as neonatal nutrition.
% Variability in weight Number of PN that deviatefrom the maximum tolerated limit (3% or 5%)
Manual Exacta-Mix 2400®
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