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The nurse discussed their side effects and the importance of blood tests and follow-up visits in detail in order to increase patient understanding and involvement in their own management. Figure 1: Proposed cause and effect in toxic drug monitoring The goals identified were: to employ a nurse to run a comprehensive monitoring system to develop standard monitoring protocols for each DMARD in use to allow consistent, timely monitoring practice to provide educational materials for patients and carers in order to improve patient understanding and compliance with monitoring. The Safety Innovations in Clinical Practice Program provided , 000 initial funding. A nurse was then employed part time to run the project for an initial 12-week period. It was established that the medications to be monitored were azathioprine, cyclophosphamide, cyclosporin, etanercept, hydroxychloroquine, infliximab, intramuscular gold, leflunomide, mycophenolate, penicillamine and salazopyrin. All patients taking these medications were identified through the current patient letter database and by case identification in the outpatient clinics. Standardised monitoring protocols unique to each medication were developed. The nurse then set up a monitoring system to allow her to determine the expected follow-up date for each of the patients and to record their pathology results. Any abnormal results were recorded and guidelines followed to alert the prescribing doctor in order to allow them to modify or cease therapy as appropriate. All adverse events detected were recorded and all reasons for patient non-compliance and missed appointments were documented. Staff education took place to ensure all staff were aware of the program and understood the guidelines and protocols developed. An A4 sheet summarising all the monitoring protocols was developed to assist staff to adopt uniform monitoring practice. A patient satisfaction survey was distributed to the patient cohort after 3 months to establish their satisfaction with the monitoring program and their reasons for non-compliance Outcomes and evaluation The outcomes of the TDMP reflect the primary goals of the project. A reliable system for detecting patients who fail to attend clinics or have tests as requested was required. All patients who fail to comply with monitoring are now readily identified through the use of the standardised monitoring system see Figure 2. Cats with renal lymphosarcoma are more likely to relapse in the CNS. Cytosine arabinoside 100-150 mg m2 day IV or SQ form 4 days; if given SQ dose should be broken up into 3-4 injections day; alternative doses: 30 mg kg or 600 mg m2 divided over 2 days ; should be added to standard protocols for these cats due to the ability of cytosine arabinoside to penetrate the blood brain barrier. Cytosine arabinoside should be given every 4-8 weeks and meclizine.
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