This is especially for those of my esteemed colleagues knowledgable
about infection control and JCAHO issues:

We will soon be opening a brand new LDRP unit and one of the
features will be a small private refrigerator/freezer in each room.
This will be for the family to use for beverages, snacks etc.  Can
you see any reason why a mom (either as an inpatient or boarding
after discharge) could not store her EBM there for a NICU infant?  I
don't see it as any different that storing it in a frig at home
before bringing it in for baby, but want to be sure I'm not
overlooking some factor.

Winnie

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