Improving the accuracy of drug prescriptions

J Carling; Gillian Janes; D Murray

Improving the accuracy of drug prescriptions

J Carling
, Gillian Janes
, D Murray

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Abstract

Preventing harm by ensuring medications are prescribed accurately for patients on admission to hospital is a patent safety priority and one that should be achievable. Joanne Carling and colleagues discuss when and why problems sometimes occur.

Original language	English
Pages	25-26
No.	557
Specialist publication	The Ergonomist
Publication status	Published - 31 Jan 2017

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