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     Parenteral nutrition: which formula? 
     Dr Alison Culkin 
     Research Dietitian 
     St Mark’s Hospital 
 Parenteral nutrition solutions 
 Multi-chamber bags 
 Developed in response to NHS demands to: 
 • Reduce PN compounding time  
 • Reduce pressure on capacity limits 
 • Access to products with pre-defined stability 
  limits for additions 
 Why needed? 
 • Reduction in the investment of aseptic units 
  resulting in rationalisation of products that can 
  be produced 
    BPNG (2008) Position Statement on the use of multi-chamber parenteral nutrition bags for use in adult patients 
   Types of parenteral nutrition 
                                   
   Multi-chamber bags             Compounded bags 
                                   
   • Licensed                     • Unlicensed 
   • Good stability               • Stability needs assessing 
   • Ready to use                 • Need to be 
   • Room temperature               compounded 
      storage                     • Need refrigeration 
   • Are not nutritionally        • Are nutritionally 
      complete                      complete 
       
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