A System of Drug Handling in Hospital
Copyright policy ) J A, Watt; R A, Stewart; A M, Ross; D P, Daw; M E, Martin; N, Dorricott;
A System of Drug Handling in Hospital
To rely on a system of drug administration based on a transcribed drug list is to court disaster. The high incidence of errors of transcription has been documented by Crooks (1964) (1), Wallace (1965) (2), Watt et al. (in press) (3).
- Hospital Authority China (People's Republic of)
- North District Hospital China (People's Republic of)
- Aberdeen Regional Hospital Canada
- Good Hope Hospital United Kingdom
- Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust United Kingdom
Hospitals, Psychiatric, Handwriting, Medication Systems, Hospital, Interprofessional Relations, Nurses, Pharmacists, Drug Prescriptions, Medical Records, Physicians, Medication Errors, Drug Labeling
Hospitals, Psychiatric, Handwriting, Medication Systems, Hospital, Interprofessional Relations, Nurses, Pharmacists, Drug Prescriptions, Medical Records, Physicians, Medication Errors, Drug Labeling
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