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See Latest ArticlesUsing health information technology to improve drug monitoring: a systematic review
Pharmacoepidemiology and Drug Safety, 09/04/09
Hayward GL et al. – Few studies have assessed the effectiveness of HIT interventions to improve drug monitoring, and among them, there is no clear consensus regarding the most consistently effective approaches to reducing drug monitoring errors. There is a clear need for well designed randomized trials to evaluate possible interventions to reduce drug monitoring errors.
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