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A Quality Improvement Project to Decrease Human Milk Errors in the NICU
Publication
Pediatrics
Year
2017
Authors
Oza-Frank R, Kachoria R, Dail J, et al.
The objective of this study was to describe a quality improvement initiative that was associated with a reduction in human milk administration errors identified over a 6-year period in a typical, large NICU setting.
“From 2009 to 2015, the most common scanning errors identified were due to expired milk, wrong milk-to-wrong-infant, and preparation errors.”
The Timeless Medical Women & Infants System™ has stopped over two million critical errors, prevented the administration of over eight million expired feeds and safely administered over one-hundred million feeds.
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