Clinician not prompted to change the drug from intravenous to oral equivalent.

This arm would include the provider being prompted to change the intravenous drug to the oral equivalent.

Physician's Role

Administration, Oral

This study is designed to further research the conversion of Intravenous medications to oral medications in patients in an inpatient setting whenever it is appropriate and safe. We have chosen eight medications to research in this study. These medications were chosen because large difference in cost between an intravenous (IV) dose of this medication versus an oral (PO) dose of this medication exist. This study aims to further evaluate the appropriateness and safety of converting IV medications to PO medications for hospitalized patients through a pilot clinical trial.

Clinical Decision Support prompted to the clinician to convert drug.

Vanderbilt University Medical Center

Switching Medications From Intravenous to Oral

Inpatient Medications: Switching Medications From Intravenous to Oral

Number of doses of candidate medication administered intravenous and oral after the alert

Number of doses of other medication not on our intravenous and oral list

Robert Turer

Clinical Informatics Fellow

Acute Stroke

- HBOT group will receive 10 sessions of HBOT at 2.0 Atmosphere absolute (ATA) for one hour in a hyperbaric chamber pressured with compressed air, whereby patients will breath 100% oxygen to 2 ATA started within 3-5days after the onset of stoke plus conventional therapy as antiplatelets therapy, correction of hypovolaemia , hypoxia and adequate nutrition

Hyperbaric oxygen

Ibrahim Shehata Hussin

Effects of Repetitive Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy in Patients With Acute Ischaemic Stroke

The national institute of health stroke score (NIHSS) is a 15 item neurologic examination that provides a quantitative measure of stroke-related neurologic deficit. (Maximum score of 42) "Mild" disease was defined as score of 0-14, "moderate" as 15-28, and "severe" as 29-42.
As pretreatment evaluation, all patients will be evaluated by national institute of health stroke score within 48 hours after admission.
As posttreatment evaluation, patients in the hyperbaric oxygen therapy group were evaluated by national institute of health stroke score after 10 sessions of hyperbaric oxygen therapy.
The control group was evaluated with national institute of health stroke score 10 days after stroke onset.
One month after treatment, all patients were evaluated again using the national institute of health stroke score.

osteomyelitis/epileptische aanval

Switching Medications From Intravenous to Oral

Effects of Repetitive Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy in Patients With Acute Ischaemic Stroke

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