We also use cookies set by other sites to help us deliver content from their services. You can change your cookie settings at any time. PDF , KB , 4 pages. In November the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency issued a joint statement with the stakeholder group regarding T34 syringe drivers.
This is a summary of actions related to T34 syringe driver issues, which mitigate residual risks with these devices. We provide an overview of the issue, an assessment of the risk and a proposed risk mitigation measure. These devices are very widely used in the UK and there are very few alternative pumps that fulfil the same function and are suitable for use in hospital and community settings. Pumps stored without the main 9V battery for several days or weeks, were causing the internal battery of the pump to lose its charge.
Specific brands of 9V 6LR61 batteries were causing the pumps to shut down or alarm when they should not. The manufacturer sent these recommendations to customers in an FSN. Actions to fix the problem: The MHRA worked with the manufacturer to identify a solution to prevent movement of the battery in its housing and published a safety communication. Customers noticed that the battery life is shorter for 3rd edition T34 pumps compared with 2nd edition pumps. Actions to fix the problem: The manufacturer has started to roll out a software upgrade to increase the battery life of 3rd edition pumps.
The problem: Some 2nd and 3rd edition pumps, manufactured before May , would not give an alarm when they did not infuse medication. We are aware that this safety corrective action is not possible in the following T34 populations:.
As it is not possible to undertake safety corrective actions on these pumps, BD will be exchanging this specific T34 pump population with BodyGuard-T pumps in Please refer to the BD customer letter or contact BD directly for further information. The problem: When exposed to direct sunlight, 2nd edition pumps may deliver an unintended bolus followed by the pump stopping. The risk to patient safety: Over-infusion of medication, or the patient not receiving treatment as intended.
The problem: Fluid getting into the pump because of specific cleaning and disinfection practices would stop the pump working properly. Not have been disqualified from driving at any time in the four years prior to entry in the Register. To be a fit and proper person with a favourable DBS check. Read a licence plate from All convictions, including motoring offences, still in force will be taken into account when your suitability is assessed to be entered in the register, and passed the register qualifying exams, which is in three parts.
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