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Has anyone dived into the specifics of how lidocaine is regulated in hospitals? I've been reading about the case of Marian E. Stewart and it's just chilling to think that someone could misuse a medication frequently used in an ICU setting. It makes me wonder about the measures in place to monitor drug administration and how this tragedy might have prompted changes in policies back then. Stewart was in such a fragile condition, relying on the medical staff for her recovery, and it's so disheartening to learn that the very person meant to care for her betrayed that trust. I'm curious if this case led to auditing practices or stricter oversight in hospitals concerning medication like lidocaine, especially back in the '80s. My heart goes out to her family who had to navigate this horrible situation, thinking she was safe in a place meant for healing.
