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Monthly Archives: May 2007
Nine steps to Safety
The WHO have launched their nine steps to safety to combat healthcare-related injuries. Look-alike, sound-alike medication names; patient identification; communication during patient hand-overs; performance of correct procedure at correct body site; control of concentrated electrolyte solutions; assuring medication accuracy at … Continue reading
Posted in Medication error, Patient Safety, WHO
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