Approved Hospital Formulary
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Medications not yet evaluated by P&T are considered NON-FORMULARY. Always check 2 unique patient identifiers - NAME and DATE OF BIRTH - at every step!
Please be sure to document all clinical activities daily.
Please be sure to document all clinical activities daily.
Approved Hospital Formulary
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mecasermin
Reviewed: January 23, 2007
This subcutaneous drug is indicated for growth failure in children with severe primary IGF-I deficiency and is approved for long-term therapy. It is expensive and inpatient use will be rare. Classified as non-formulary, not stocked. Defer initiation until after discharge, patient should use home supply.