Pharmacists describe their experiences using DEA certificates for controlled substance prescribing in different practice settings, as well as barriers and opportunities for future expansion.
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ISMP REDESIGNS WEB SITE
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The Institute for Safe MedicationPractices (ISMP) has revamped its Website (www.ismp.org) to allow users to findlifesaving educational materials on medicationerrors and adverse events moreeasily. ISMP has added new content, andnavigational tools have been improved sothat the organization's resources and recommendationsare a click away. Highlightsof the redesigned Web site includethe following:
- Detailed information categories onthe home page
- All medication safety resourcesgrouped in one section for easy reference
- Improved access to selected contentfrom ISMP Medication Safety Alert!newsletters
- Brief on-line surveys regarding medicationsafety issues and services
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