avoiding nephrotoxic medications

What are the Best Practices for Preventing Nephrotoxicity in Neonates?

Best practices for preventing nephrotoxicity include:
1. Education and Training: Educate healthcare providers on the risks and management of nephrotoxic medications.
2. Clinical Guidelines: Follow established guidelines for the safe use of potentially nephrotoxic drugs.
3. Multidisciplinary Care: Involve a team of specialists including neonatologists, pharmacists, and nephrologists.
4. Parental Involvement: Educate parents on the importance of monitoring and follow-up.

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