what measures are undertaken by the hospital pharmacy when medication errors and counterfeit pharmaceuticals are detected
Medication orders
I don't think it's illegal, exactly, but hospital staff will not be happy if you take any medication that they did not give to you.
A. prescription
Of course, patient can use his own medications in any hospital but it is also our need because hospitals of all sizes face challenges in managing patients' personal medications. Larger institutions and government hospitals generally maintain larger inventories of medications and have closed formularies. So, it is very necessary for a patient to bring his or her own medications into the hospital. Some patients also may bring their medications from home to the hospital in hopes of saving money. Before use or administration of a medication brought into the hospital by a patient, his or her family, the hospital identifies the medication and visually evaluates the medication's integrity. The pharmacist of such hospitals checks or reviews the prescription or medication container label, visually checks the container contents and compares the distinguishing features of the medication to a manufacturer's or reference description of the product. After this process, you can use your own medication in any hospital.
Sue the hospital
They really should be declared, as medication may have adverse effects when used in conjunction with others.
if you did not take the medication then i would expect them to have mood swings their personality will completely change i would urge them to go to the hospital but it would depend on how long they did not have their medication.
I'm in the hospital right now, and i asked one of the nurses. They said No, a patient cannot take themselves off of the medication unless the issue comes up of not being able to pay. (they would be moved to a different hospital)
the hospital clinic might be faster and easier, like if you just got out of the hospital you can go right downstairs and get your medication and leave.
see a hospital
Managed care dose
There are no specialist "ER medications" that would not also be used elsewhere in a hospital. There is not one medication that does everything - a variety are needed to treat different conditions.