By Raja Singh ChaudharyTMCnet Contributor
Hospira, Inc., a specialty pharmaceutical and medication delivery company that offers specialty generic injectable pharmaceuticals, acute-care and oncology injectables and integrated infusion therapy and medication management solutions, has announced that the company will begin providing its portfolio of “non-di(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate” or non-DEHP intravenous administration sets in order to expand its commitment to non-DEHP products. Concentrating upon patient safety, increased customer efficiency and reduced impact on the environment, the company participated in the CleanMed global conference on environmentally sustainable healthcare recently held at Baltimore.
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In the words of Thomas Moore, president at Hospira for the U.S., the company aims at transitioning to non-DEHP sets for making its contribution to a cleaner environment, maintaining the highest level of patient safety and helping hospitals simplify their inventory management by standardizing Hospira’s non-DEHP product line. Moore continued that Hospira’s customers have made it clear that they want non-DEHP products, and the company is committed to meet this need.
Having introduced non-DEHP sets a number of years ago, Hospira aims at continuing the transition over the next year as a big majority of DEHP sets are going to be discontinued by the beginning of the next year.
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