Use of intranasal drug administration in the pre-hospital setting
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Keyword
Evidence Based PracticeIntranasal Drug Administration
Ambulance Services
Paramedics
Pre-hospital Care
Emergency Medical Services
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Journal of Paramedic Practice
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Abstract published with permission. This article explores the benefits of intranasal as a recommended route for drug delivery in the pre-hospital setting for healthcare professionals. It is currently used in Australia,USA and some UK Ambulance services and remains a preferred route in certain patient groups. Intranasal can lead to a reduction in needle stick injuries for the healthcare professional and allowing immediate drug therapy in a emergency setting for bystanders. Randomised control trial’s and evidencebased practice to discuss the absorption rate and different drugs that could be used through this route. After reading this article paramedics should be more aware of this safe route and its benefits in the emergency setting.ae974a485f413a2113503eed53cd6c53
10.12968/jpar.2012.4.12.699
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