Strategies for Enhancing Patient Engagement and Identification
Patient identification and engagement are common contributing factors to medication incidents. These simple safety recommendations can help.
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Patient identification and engagement are common contributing factors to medication incidents. These simple safety recommendations can help.
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Opioid agonist therapy is a high-risk process with potential to cause serious harm and death. Learn how your pharmacy’s OAT practices can be improved today.
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Proper medication storage is a key aspect in reducing the risk of medication incidents in your pharmacy. Pharmacy professionals play a vital role in ensuring
Medication incidents and unsafe medication practices are a leading cause of preventable harm across the world. The global cost of medication incidents is estimated to