
|Articles|May 1, 2004
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USP Releases Patient Safety Book
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Hospitals across the nation provided input for the United States Pharmacopeia's (USP) Advancing Patient Safety in U.S. Hospitals: Basic Strategies for Success. This first-ever case study book features actual hospital medication errors and steps implemented to prevent similar mistakes.
Aside from first-person experiences, USP offers 10 recommendations to improve medication safety in health facilities. The recommendations include the following:
- Adopt a nonpunitive policy for reporting potential and actual medication errors
- Create open lines of communication among departments and disciplines
- Provide incentives for participating in the medication-safety reporting system
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