There are likely no pros to medication error other than one possible result. Errors may cause better accountability and care in dispensing the medication.
Anticonvulsants
what measures are undertaken by the hospital pharmacy when medication errors and counterfeit pharmaceuticals are detected
need to check medication twice
pros ~ no salaries to pay ~ less errors ~ faster work cons ~ job displacement ~ expensive ~ can break down
anticonvulsants
There are 6 rights to medication delivery. The right patient, right medication, right dosage, right time, right route (where the medication goes), and the right documentation. Probably the most common mistake is the right time. Nurses in most institutions have a one hour window, 1/2 hour before and 1/2 after the prescribed time to give the medication and it is missed sometimes. Documentation errors cover a large percentage of medication errors as well. A 2006 study showed that 1.5 million people each year suffered a medication error and 7000 people died as a result of medication errors. Over half of all medication errors occur in nursing homes.
No. The vast majority are due to insufficient attention to detail.
There are 150 million babaies aborted or killed every year
PHYSICIANS
· Medication is of the generic or brand name and this could be the reason for the different in appearance and the cost of the medication.· The same medication may come in different strengths, and often tablets may even be in different colors or shapes, or both to prevent medicinal errors.· Different manufactures could be the reason for the cost, and appearance of the medication.
yes all medications should be locked up to prevent medication errors and or children getting into their medication and over using it or possibly getting into another childs medications.
Please be more specific?Do you mean "pros" as in Professionals, or "pros" as in Pros and Cons?