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2. Characterizing the pain score trajectories of hospitalized adult medical and surgical patients: a retrospective cohort study
3. Safety Monitor: A Periodic Column from the Pennsylvania Patient Safety Reporting System Automated Dispensing Cabinets
4. Chapter 8. Error-Prone Abbreviations and Dose Expressions
5. Where are health IT patient safety event reports hiding? Identifying health IT patient safety events in self-reported databases
6. Automated detection of wrong-drug prescribing errors
7. Obstetrical Patient Dies After Inadvertent Administration of Digoxin for Spinal Anesthesia: The Ampule of Digoxin Was Accidentally Taken From Automated Dispensing Cabinet Instead of Bupivacaine.
8. Avoiding Medication Errors: Reducing Harm in Residents Using Oral Anticoagulants
9. Cognitive tests predict real-world errors: the relationship between drug name confusion rates in laboratory-based memory and perception tests and corresponding error rates in large pharmacy chains
10. Avoid Wrong-Route Errors With Tranexamic Acid: Although the Brand Name Manufacturer Updated the Label After the FDA's Request, Generic Manufacturers Have Not All Followed Suit.
11. Automated dispensing cabinets: don't assume they're safe; correct design and use are crucial
12. Cognitive tests predict real-world errors: the relationship between drug name confusion rates in laboratory-based memory and perception tests and corresponding error rates in large pharmacy chains.
13. Reducing Harm in Patients Using Insulin
14. Ensure the Safe Use of Automated Dispensing Technology.
15. Reducing Patient Harm with the Use of Opioid Oral Solutions
16. Reducing Patient Harm with the Use of Fentanyl Transdermal System
17. Automated Dispensing Cabinets
18. Nurses Experience Needlestick Injuries With Evenity Syringe Needle: Errors Risk Transmission of Blood-Borne Pathogens, Including HBV, HCV, HIV, to Health Care Providers, Patients.
19. Help Specialty Pharmacy Patients Access Out-of-Stock Drugs: Establish Procedures, Including Training Employees, to Address Shortages, Back-order Situations.
20. Patients Report Confusion With Use of Alprostadil Urethral Inserts.
21. Implement Changes to Minimize These 2 Hazards.
22. Education Can Prevent Mix-ups Between Adult, Pediatric Biktarvy Products: Clinical Decision Support, Packaging Changes Can Help Stop Errors Related to the HIV Medication.
23. Wrong-Route Errors With Tranexamic Acid Can Be Serious.
24. Maximizing REMS Potential to Reduce Risk of Errors, Patient Harm.
25. Look-Alike Packaging, Drug Shortages Continue to Contribute to Medication Errors.
26. Avoid Errors by Checking Patients' Medications Lists.
27. Be Wary of the Wrong Dosing Unit Being Used in Directions: Specialty Pharmacy Reports Case of Alirocumab Prescription With mg Incorrectly Typed Instead of mL.
28. Nymalize Changes Formulation and Packaging.
29. Misconnection of Devices to IV Tubing Can Be Fatal.
30. Prevent Drug Interactions With Paxlovid.
31. Patients Swallow the Desiccants in Everolimus Blister Cards.
32. Infant's Mom Discovers Wrong Directions on Pediatric Propranolol Oral Liquid Label.
33. Multichamber Bag Parenteral Nutrition Poses Risks.
34. Consider 2 Safety Issues When Treating, Vaccinating for Monkeypox.
35. Watch for 3 Types of Errors With Transdermal Patches: Clonidine, Estradiol, Fentanyl, and Scopolamine Are Involved Most Frequently, an ISMP Review Shows.
36. Infusion Pump Errors Are Avoidable: Discontinued Fentanyl Infusion Left Attached to Patient Contributes to His Death, But Risk-Reduction Strategies Can Prevent Similar Mistakes.
37. Packaging and Product Labeling Headaches Continue.
38. Mitigate Risk for Errors Involving Paxlovid.
39. Copying an Old Prescription May Lead to Trouble.
40. Implement These 3 Targeted Best Practices.
41. High-Alert Medication List Is Effective When Combined With Risk-Reduction Strategies.
42. Be Aware of Age-Related Mix-Ups of COVID-19 Vaccines.
43. A Pharmacist's Guide to Preventing Vaccine Errors.
44. Concentrations of Ibuprofen Suspensions Are Error Prone.
45. Reporting and Second-Order Problem Solving Are Critical: Long-Term System Fixes Entail Focusing on Underlying Causes and Not Just Addressing Immediate Issues.
46. Tacrolimus Errors Occur for a Number of Reasons: Avoiding Leading Decimal Point Doses and Educating Patients Are Just 2 Safe Practice Recommendations.
47. Safeguard Patients During COVID-19 Immunization Campaigns.
48. What Factors Contribute to Influenza Vaccine Errors?
49. Select High-Alert Medications Require Caution.
50. Lookalike Drug Names Lead to Decades of Confusion.
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