Johnathan Huey Ming Lum, Hazel Ee Ling Yeong, Pauleon Enjiu Tan, Ennaliza Salazar, Tingfeng Lee, Yunn Cheng Ng, Janet Ngian Choo Chong, Pay Wen Yong, Jeannie Peng Lan Ong, Siao Ching Gooi, Kristie Huirong Fan, Weihao Chen, Mei Yoke Lim, Kon Voi Tay, Doris Hui Lan Ng
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Singapore clinical guideline on parenteral nutrition in adult patients in the acute hospital setting.
Introduction: The primary objective of this guideline is to establish evidence-based recommendations for the clinical use of parenteral nutrition (PN) in adult patients within the acute hospital setting in Singapore.
Method: An expert workgroup, consisting of healthcare practitioners actively involved in clinical nutrition support across all public health institutions, systematically evaluated existing evidence and addressed clinical questions relating to PN therapy.
Results: This clinical practice guideline developed 30 recommendations for PN therapy, which cover these key aspects related to PN use: indications, patient assess-ment, titration and formulation of PN bags, access routes and devices, and monitoring and management of PN-related complications.
Conclusion: This guideline provides recommendations to ensure appropriate and safe clinical practice of PN therapy in adult patients within the acute hospital setting.
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