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1. Appendix B. Clinical Materials to Share With Primary Care Providers (continued) | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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   December 01, 2013 - Gastrostomy tube: tube protrudes from anterior abdominal wall; most common initial gastrostomy device … Button/skin-level gastrostomy: access device that is flush to the skin. … NG or G-tube/button care: Assess skin around tube site for redness and skin breakdown with every feeding … Check external tube length daily to make sure tube has not migrated, and adjust as needed. … Ensure tube is perpendicular to abdominal wall. May require up- or down-sizing the G-tube.

2. Section 1, Table 1. Definitions of Three Levels of Medical Complexity (pdf file)
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   June 28, 2017 - tracheostomy +/- ventilator assistance, renal dialysis, gastrostomy tube, CSF shunt OR Malignancies

3. Appendix A: Family Information Packet (continued) | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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   December 01, 2013 - Return to Appendix Contents Gastrostomy Tube (G Tube or Button) Giving medicines and feeding if your … baby has a gastrostomy tube Clear the G tube or button as your health care provider showed you. … Check for placement of the G tube or button. … Vent the tube after feeding to remove excess air or fluid and reduce leaking. … the tube or button.

4. Minimum Criteria for Antibiotics Tool | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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   September 01, 2017 - Encourage fluid by mouth or gastrostomy tube (G-tube) until urine is light yellow … Encourage fluid by mouth or gastrostomy tube (G-tube) until urine is light yellow in

5. Appendix B. Clinical Materials to Share With Primary Care Providers (continued) | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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   December 01, 2013 - Tube diameter: Outer diameter of the tube should not exceed 2/3 of the tracheal diameter. … Replacement tube, smaller tube, and self-inflating bag should all be in easy reach. … Gastrostomy tube: tube protrudes from anterior abdominal wall; most common initial gastrostomy device … Button/skin-level gastrostomy: access device that is flush to the skin. … Check external tube length daily to make sure tube has not migrated, and adjust as needed.

6. Appendix B. Clinical Materials to Share With Primary Care Providers (continued) | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
   ce.effectivehealthcare.ahrq.gov/es/patient-safety/settings/hospital/resource/nicu/packet/apb2.html
   December 01, 2013 - Tube diameter: Outer diameter of the tube should not exceed 2/3 of the tracheal diameter. … Replacement tube, smaller tube, and self-inflating bag should all be in easy reach. … Gastrostomy tube: tube protrudes from anterior abdominal wall; most common initial gastrostomy device … Button/skin-level gastrostomy: access device that is flush to the skin. … Check external tube length daily to make sure tube has not migrated, and adjust as needed.

7. Transitioning Newborns from NICU to Home: Family Information Packet (pdf file)
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   December 01, 2013 - ■ Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Feeding ■ Newborn Feeding ■ Breastfeeding Your Baby ■ Gastrostomy … Gastrostomy Tube (G Tube or Button) Giving medicines and feeding if your baby has a gastrostomy tube … ■ Gastrostomy tube: tube protrudes from anterior abdominal wall; most common initial gastrostomy … ■ Button/skin-level gastrostomy: access device that is fush to the skin. … Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia (BPD) Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Newborn Feeding Breastfeeding Your Baby Gastrostomy

8. Appendix A: Family Information Packet (continued) | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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   December 01, 2013 - Return to Appendix Contents Gastrostomy Tube (G Tube or Button) Giving medicines and feeding if your … baby has a gastrostomy tube Clear the G tube or button as your health care provider showed you. … Check for placement of the G tube or button. … Vent the tube after feeding to remove excess air or fluid and reduce leaking. … the tube or button.

9. Fallpxtool3O (doc file)
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   January 01, 2008 - Yes No IV (central line, peripheral) Bladder catheter Gastrostomy or other feeding tube

10. Tool 3O: Postfall Assessment for Root Cause Analysis | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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    January 01, 2013 - IV/Tube Yes No IV (central line, peripheral)     Bladder catheter     Gastrostomy … or other feeding tube     Pneumatic compression> stockings     Other:    

11. Coaching in the Hospital | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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    December 01, 2013 - immunizations, breastfeeding or specialized bottle feeding, managing breathing, bronchopulmonary dysplasia, or gastrostomy … (tube or button).

12. Fall Prevention Toolkit (doc file)
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    January 01, 2012 - Yes No IV (central line, peripheral) Bladder catheter Gastrostomy or other feeding tube

13. Appendix F. Hospital Practice Insights: Challenges and Solutions | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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    September 01, 2017 - Patients at risk of pulling out IVs, gastrostomy tubes, trachs, etc.

14. Using Home Visits to Understand Medication Errors in Children (pdf file)
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    May 28, 2008 - addition to medication administration, medication preparation—such as pouring nutritional formula into a gastrostomy … tube—and related procedures—such as flushing lines or giving medication with food—are observed as described

15. Fallpxtools (doc file)
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    January 01, 2013 - Yes No IV (central line, peripheral) Bladder catheter Gastrostomy or other feeding tube … Provides tube feed regimens that maximize mobility (e.g., choosing bolus rather than continuous tube

16. Fall Prevention Program Implementation Guide (doc file)
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    September 01, 2017 - Safety issues identified by members of the Interdisciplinary Team Patients at risk of pulling out IVs, gastrostomy