Thanks for the clarification Lina. Would Cindy have access to prescription medications in her position? Or would the case manager, and nurses in charge, only oversee the patients and report to the patient's doctor?
My hubby had a quintuple heart bypass surgery some years ago and was on home health care for 6 weeks following his release from the hospital. He had MRSA and was on Vancomycin by IV drip every 12 hours. The nurses in charge would come and take vitals and then do the drip. If there was anything needed, they'd call the patient's doctor. All medications came by a delivery separate from the nurses.
I'm wondering what the nurses, and in this case, Cindy, would have access to, and I wonder too if chloroform is something that would normally even be stocked by a company with outpatient care?
It is not stocked anywhere anymore,not in hospitals and certainly not in a Home Health Agency- it has been out of medical use for decades. Meds are supplied to the patient by their own pharmacy, not kept in stock at a Home Health office, or in the case of IV meds they come ready prepared from a Pharmaceutical Admix company.