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See Latest ArticlesReducing Medication Errors Using Technological Innovations
U.S. Pharmacist, 04/01/09
Figge HL - Technology enablers have the potential to carry out repetitious and routine mechanical processes in both the ambulatory and inpatient pharmacy setting. Automated pharmacy processes feature much higher precision and lower error rates than can be achieved by humans, thereby reducing medication errors, improving quality, and freeing up the pharmacist for more productive clinical interactions with patients.
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