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• Vial2Bag® Device Study
Single center, retrospective analysis performed from June 2017 - July 2018
This study was conducted using a device that is no longer on the market. West now offers the Vial2Bag Advanced™ 20mm Admixture Device as its transfer device.• Annual Pharmacy Sterile Compounding
150,000 patient-specific; 300,000 anticipatory
Annual cost avoidance realized from 250,000+ doses dispensed following Vial2Bag® device implementation
Annual units of LCSP moved from pharmacy to point-of-care through Vial2Bag® device dispensing
experience supply disruptions from their hospital’s manufacturer or outsourced facilities3
experienced a patient safety event due to this supply disruption3
agreed that outsourcing IV admixtures was cost-effective3
References
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5. Hatoum HT, Witte KW, Biedron GT, et al. Microcosting method for small-volume injectables. Am J Hosp Pharm. 1986;43(2): 348-354.
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8. Lopez IC, Cuervo MS, Toha AC, et al. Impact of the implementation of vasoactive drug protocols on safety and efficacy in the treatment of critically ill patients. J Clin Pharm Ther. 2016;41(6): 703-710.
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Footnotes
* Extrapolated yearly cost avoidance was measured by multiplying the number of documented yearly administrations by the difference in respective LCSP or RTU costs from V2B system costs.
** LCSP labor and equipment costs were based on previous time study data that evaluated the costs of preparing small volume injectables (SVI)
*** ISO 8536-4 standard IV spike