4400 Pharmacy Satellite (located within the SICU)
- Phone: 747-6690
- Hours: 24/7days a week
CLINICAL PHARMACY SERVICES
- Clinical Pharmacists – Gabrielle Gibson (314-363-3996); Emily Owen (314-363-4191)
- ID Approval Process – Restricted antibiotics that require ID approval can be approved by the Clinical Pharmacist.
- Drug Information – Call the Clinical Pharmacist for any drug- related questions, or contact the satellite pharmacy during off-hours and weekends.
- Pharmacokinetics – All drug levels should be reviewed by the Clinical Pharmacist and discussed with the team.
HELPFUL GUIDELINES/PATHWAYS IN THE BJH TOOL BOOK
All electronic guidelines/pathways are accessible through the Dorsata application (available for iPad/iPhone only) or the Dorsata website (available on all non-follow me desktops and via Epic)
Tool Book Instruction Manual June 2019
- Antibiogram
- Antibiotic Drug Monographs with Dosing Recommendations
- Clostridium difficile Infection
- Complicated Intra-abdominal infections
- Surgical Antimicrobial Prophylaxis for Selected Surgical Procedures
- Anticoagulant Reversal Agents
- Recombinant Factor VIIa
- Prothrombin Complex Concentrate (PCC)
- Heparin-Induced Thrombocytopenia
- Heparin Infusion, Dosing andNomograms
- DVT/PE
- AMI
- Mechanical valve, atrial fibrillation
- Life-Threatening Bleeding or Need for Emergent Surgical Procedure Pathway
- ICU Sedation and Paralysis
- Emergency Drug Administration Guide
- Therapeutic Drug Monitoring
- Isolation Precautions Quick Reference Guide
ALLERGY FORM
Every patient should have an allergy band and a list of all allergies in Epic. If there are new allergies discovered during the hospital stay, (including heparin) they should be added to the Epic system.
MEDICATION RECONCILIATION / HOME MEDICATION RECORD
Per BJH policy,medication reconciliation will be completed at the time of admission/entry to the organization, at the time of transfer of level of care, level of/or change of service and at the time of discharge from the facility. It is the responsibility of the receiving prescriber to review the medication reconciliation at time of transfer.