Tubing Safety

Infant Health Safety Call to Action

Infant Health Safety Call to Action

When hospital procurement decisions are focused on cost, patients pay the price.

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Infant Health Matters: Innovation

Infant Health Matters: Innovation

Why is it important that medications and devices be developed specifically
for infants?

When it comes to medical innovation, not all patients are the same.

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Safe Tubing, Safe Hospitals: Tubing Laws in California and Beyond

Safe Tubing, Safe Hospitals: Tubing Laws in California and Beyond

California hospitals want to protect patients by avoiding tubing misconnections. State law asks that they do so by using connectors that are specific to intravenous, enteral feeding or epidural lines, rather than connectors that are multi-purpose.

One such design is known as ENFit. It does stop tubing misconnections, which could otherwise cause medication, nutrition or other fluids to be delivered to the wrong place in an infant’s body. But some hospitals and health care providers have concerns about the ENFit design.

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