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Medication Errors: The Year in Review
This article appeared on the Pharmacy Practice News website on February 17, 2022.
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ISMP Adds Three New Best Practices to Its 2022-2023 List for Hospitals
New Items Focus on Oxytocin, Barcode Verification, and High-Alert Drugs
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3 New Medication Safety Best Practices for Hospitals: ISMP
This article appeared on the Becker’s Hospital Review website on February 10, 2022.
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Errors with COVID Vaccines Lead ISMP’s of Medication Safety Concerns from 2021
Top 10 List Published in ISMP Newsletter
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10 Top Medication Safety Concerns from 2021
This article appeared on the Becker’s Hospital Review website on January 27, 2022.
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Merck vs. Pfizer’s COVID-19 Antiviral Pills: 11 Notes
This article appeared on the Becker’s Hospital Review website on January 26, 2022.
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