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See Latest ArticlesSafer pharmacy practice: a preliminary study of significant event analysis and peer feedback
International Journal of Pharmacy Practice, 08/27/09
Bradley NA et al. – The findings demonstrate that most pharmacists in this study were able to apply SEA in a satisfactory manner by demonstrating reflective learning, undertaking insightful analyses and implementing necessary change. SEA and peer feedback may have a potential role to play in enhancing the quality and safety of pharmacy practices.
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