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INTERVIEW PATIENT SAFETY AND MANAGING

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Credit Institute for Safe Medication Practices, 2006

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"Heavy perspiration, shortness of breath-his symptoms were textbook. the only thing was, I hadn't read that chapter yet."

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Imagine this scenario:

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Dr. Benjamin Sachs, is the hospital's chief of obstetrics and gynecology, at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

Implementation Process

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There are evidence supporting the premise that direct participation of pharmacists' in clinical care reduces medication errors and ADEs in hospitalized and ambulatory patients.

Credit Rainu Kaushal, M.D., M.P.H. David W. Bates, M.D., M.Sc. Harvard Medical School

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t was a busy Sunday in the pharmacy at Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital. The hospital's computer system had been down for about ten hours before I started my shift, and because I was teamed with a pharmacist who was fairly new to the department, I had additional responsibility. But I'd been in busy situations many times before. In fact, I had 14 years of experience. But on this day, I made the mistake of not thoroughly checking a saline-solution base that a technician had prepared for a child's chemotherapy treatment. She mixed it more than 20 times stronger than ordered, and I didn't catch it. When a nurse administered it, the high concentration of sodium chloride ﬂowing through the child's veins made her brain swell and put her in a coma. Three days later, she died. Her name was Emily, and she was two years old. I was eventually convicted of involuntary manslaughter, for which I received six months of jail time, six months of house arrest, three years of probation, a $5,000 ﬁne, and 400 hours of community service. I also lost my license, career, reputation, and

confidence. But most devastating of all is that I have to live every day with the memory of that little girl. I accept full responsibility for what happened. I should have checked that solution more carefully. But there are some facets of hospital and retail pharmaceutical work that desperately need fixing if similar tragedies are to be avoided. We should also take advantage of technology. There are lots of look-alike, sound-alike medications that come in small vials with tiny labels. A bar-code scanning system, like the ones in supermarkets, would supply an extra layer of safety. But technology isn't enough; pharmacists and techs need better working conditions. Pharmacies can be cramped and the workload is often heavy. But studies suggest that crowding and dim lighting make mistakes more likely. So do interruptions, and the need to fill too many prescriptions. Believe me, a lot of pharmacists say a little prayer on their way home that an error didn't slip through. Credit Eric Cropp

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Reported by: A Abubukar, MBBS, E Awosanya, DVM, O Badaru, PhD, S Haladu, DVM, P Nguku, MBChB, Nigerian Field Epidemiology and Laboratory Training Program. P Edwards, MPA, R Noe, MN, MPH, M Teran-Maciver, MSN, A Wolkin, MSPH, L Lewis, MD, National Center for Environmental Health; M Nguyen, EIS OďŹ&#x192;cer, CDC.

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THE "4 ELEMENTS" OF AN AE CASE 1 An identiﬁable patient,

3 A suspect drug,

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Spontaneous

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PHARMACOVIGILANCE OF

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ACT ANTI-MALARIALS

Credit NAFDAC

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ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE &

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Pharm (Mrs) A.I Osakwe (Fmr) National Coordinator, NATIONAL PHARMACOVIGILANCE CENTRE {NPC}

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PHARMACOVIGILANCE OF

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Dr. Peter U Bassi MBBS, MSc, FMCP (Nig.), Consultant Physician/Clinical Pharmacologist, University of Maiduguri Teaching Hospital, North East Zonal Pharmacovigilance Coordinator.

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M.O. Akhigbemidu Assistant Chief Regulatory OfďŹ cer, Advert Control/Consumer Affairs Unit, Registration & Regulatory Affairs Directorate NAFDAC, Oshodi Lagos.

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PROMOTING THE QUALITY OF MEDICINES

Factory Address:

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