Pharmacy Polices and Procedures
Describing the Purpose of the Policy
What is the purpo...
Medicine, 24.04.2021 17:20, michaelmontoya64
Pharmacy Polices and Procedures
Describing the Purpose of the Policy
What is the purpose of the Look-Alike and Sound-Alike Drugs Policy?
a. to prevent errors caused by dispensing similar-looking drugs or those with similar-sounding names
b. to describe proper drug-storage conditions in the pharmacy for all medications in the formulary
c. to explain how to use pharmacy software to identify patient allergies and prevent allergy-drug reactions
d. to prevent drug-drug interactions caused by confusing prescriptions dispensed by the pharmacy staff
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