For Patient Safety, this Set of 38 Drug Box Medication Reference Cards provide a quick reference of the essential profile information of each medications. The cards reduce cognitive load for the individual Emergency Medical Service (EMS) provider in the field and serve as a memory jogger. These cards are a great tool for quality assurance. They increase patient safety and are a valuable provider performance support tool. The cards can be customized to System Specific Medication requirements.
The cards are laminated on a 100# card stock. The card measurements are 2.75 x 3.5 inches. They were developed in collaboration with a long term EMS medical provider and reflect standard of care changes.
By selecting the Checkbox above on this screen you are acknowledging the following Disclaimer: These Drug Box Medication Reference Cards have been developed based on the local and regional Emergency Medical Services (EMS) in the NW Region / EMS WA State. Kitsap Publishing has only formatted, manufactured the cards, and is selling and shipping them online.
Kitsap Publishing does not take any responsibility for the content of the cards. The purchaser of card sets is responsible for selecting the right individual, the right medication, the right dose, the right time, the right route, the right documentation (reference rights of medication administration) per their respective system guidelines and protocols. For questions regarding the clinical information listed on these cards please contact the reference authority in your order. The the first set of cards has been developed based on the protocols from the NW Region / EMS WA State.
The protocol may be found at: http://www.kitsapcountyems.org/protocols2.aspx. Kitsap Publishing can customize these cards for other regions if requested. If you have changes or modifications you like to have made, you can add your information in the provided fields when you order. Any information that is modified, added or deleted is the responsibility of the person providing the data. Please always follow your local protocols regarding medication use. Using this reference card does not relieve the user of responsibility for the consequences of drug administration. Cards are non-refundable.
