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See Latest ArticlesClinical pharmacist’s place in appropriate use of infusion medical devices: 2) Guidelines production and diffusion
Journal de Pharmacie Clinique, 01/22/08
Brun H et al. - Infusion practice is of major importance in hospital because of its frequency and role for treatment outcome, and the associated iatrogenic risks (overdose, air embolism, infection). Therefore it can be considered as a true marker of good clinical practice. A survey conducted with nurses in our hospital revealed a significant prevalence of infusion devices misuse
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