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A systematic review of the nature of dispensing errors in hospital pharmacies [PDF]
Integrated Pharmacy Research & Practice, 2016 Khaled Aldhwaihi, Fabrizio Schifano, Cinzia Pezzolesi, Nkiruka Umaru Department of Pharmacy, University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield, UK Background: Dispensing errors are common in hospital pharmacies.
Fabrizio Schifano
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Review of Scientific Instruments, 1978
A simple device suitable for dispensing laser fusion target fuel cores is described. These fuel cores are typically 100-μm-diam glass or metal microballoons having a wall thickness of 1 μm. The microparticle dispenser mechanically acquires a single microballoon and dispenses it at a given position, eliminating the previously difficult and time ...
J R, Miller, S, Butler, J K, Feuerherd
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A simple device suitable for dispensing laser fusion target fuel cores is described. These fuel cores are typically 100-μm-diam glass or metal microballoons having a wall thickness of 1 μm. The microparticle dispenser mechanically acquires a single microballoon and dispenses it at a given position, eliminating the previously difficult and time ...
J R, Miller, S, Butler, J K, Feuerherd
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1924
To the Editor: —When a man has been fifty years in practice (as I have been), he must depend on the printed page for the bulk of his medical news. That accounts for my having but recently learned (The Journal, July 26) that the Section on Ophthalmology passed a resolution deprecating the dispensing of glasses by medical men.
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To the Editor: —When a man has been fifty years in practice (as I have been), he must depend on the printed page for the bulk of his medical news. That accounts for my having but recently learned (The Journal, July 26) that the Section on Ophthalmology passed a resolution deprecating the dispensing of glasses by medical men.
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The British Journal of Radiology, 1958
This unit for dispensing radioactive liquids has been designed to reduce the radiation hazard in handling the weekly consignment of 131I, which usually amounts to 100 mc. The problem was to extract the active liquid from the standard Amersham bottle and to prepare a stock solution from which desired amounts could be dispensed. The apparatus is shown in
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This unit for dispensing radioactive liquids has been designed to reduce the radiation hazard in handling the weekly consignment of 131I, which usually amounts to 100 mc. The problem was to extract the active liquid from the standard Amersham bottle and to prepare a stock solution from which desired amounts could be dispensed. The apparatus is shown in
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The British Journal of Radiology, 1963
The principal hazards associated with radioiodine dispensing for routine thyroid therapy are those due to external γ radiation and ingestion. An additional local problem is that the doses are dispensed several miles from the various hospitals in which the doses are administered.
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The principal hazards associated with radioiodine dispensing for routine thyroid therapy are those due to external γ radiation and ingestion. An additional local problem is that the doses are dispensed several miles from the various hospitals in which the doses are administered.
H. I. Glass +3 more
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Food Animal Practice, 1989
The dairy practitioner is the best source of information on medication that the dairyman has. The same practitioner should also be the best source of the actual product. Some organization and effort can make the difference between a small profit and a large one derived from this part of the practice.
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The dairy practitioner is the best source of information on medication that the dairyman has. The same practitioner should also be the best source of the actual product. Some organization and effort can make the difference between a small profit and a large one derived from this part of the practice.
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Nursing Standard, 1987
A wall dispenser unit for 3M's new Medipore range of pre-cut surgical dressings is now available.
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A wall dispenser unit for 3M's new Medipore range of pre-cut surgical dressings is now available.
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The American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 2011
Equipoise is widely endorsed as a necessary requirement for ethical design and conduct of randomized controlled trials. Nevertheless, I argue in this article that the equipoise principle suffers from fundamental defects. In particular, equipoise provides flawed ethical guidance for placebo-controlled trials and for decisions to terminate trials early ...
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Equipoise is widely endorsed as a necessary requirement for ethical design and conduct of randomized controlled trials. Nevertheless, I argue in this article that the equipoise principle suffers from fundamental defects. In particular, equipoise provides flawed ethical guidance for placebo-controlled trials and for decisions to terminate trials early ...
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Drug Intelligence & Clinical Pharmacy, 1983
The author discusses the role of the pharmacist as a patient counselor, using as a background the history of the USP as a mirror to the changing roles of pharmacy practitioners. The controversy over patient package inserts is presented as a conflict between pharmacy's traditional functions and the Food and Drug Administration's perception of a need for
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The author discusses the role of the pharmacist as a patient counselor, using as a background the history of the USP as a mirror to the changing roles of pharmacy practitioners. The controversy over patient package inserts is presented as a conflict between pharmacy's traditional functions and the Food and Drug Administration's perception of a need for
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Dispensing with the KCl Dispensing Problem
Anesthesia & Analgesia, 1997D J, Kelly, F, Walsh, A, McGann
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