Dosisdispensering som årsag til fejlmedicinering ved sektorovergang

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Dosisdispensering som årsag til fejlmedicinering ved sektorovergang. / Lysen, Charlotte; Hendriksen, Carsten; Faxholm, Mette Straarup; Reuther, Lene Ørskov.

I: Ugeskrift for Laeger, Bind 173, Nr. 33, 2011, s. 1944-1945.

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Harvard

Lysen, C, Hendriksen, C, Faxholm, MS & Reuther, LØ 2011, 'Dosisdispensering som årsag til fejlmedicinering ved sektorovergang', Ugeskrift for Laeger, bind 173, nr. 33, s. 1944-1945.

APA

Lysen, C., Hendriksen, C., Faxholm, M. S., & Reuther, L. Ø. (2011). Dosisdispensering som årsag til fejlmedicinering ved sektorovergang. Ugeskrift for Laeger, 173(33), 1944-1945.

Vancouver

Lysen C, Hendriksen C, Faxholm MS, Reuther LØ. Dosisdispensering som årsag til fejlmedicinering ved sektorovergang. Ugeskrift for Laeger. 2011;173(33):1944-1945.

Author

Lysen, Charlotte ; Hendriksen, Carsten ; Faxholm, Mette Straarup ; Reuther, Lene Ørskov. / Dosisdispensering som årsag til fejlmedicinering ved sektorovergang. I: Ugeskrift for Laeger. 2011 ; Bind 173, Nr. 33. s. 1944-1945.

Bibtex

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abstract = "Multi-dose drug dispensing (MDDD) was introduced in Denmark in 2001 in order to minimize medication errors. In May 2010 44.500 Danish citizens received MDDD. We report two cases where MDDD in the primary sector led to medication errors after hospitalisation, the reason partly being difficulties in getting information on MDDD on admission, lack of knowledge on handling MDDD in hospital and inadequate communication between the primary and the secondary sector. These problems has until now been underestimated.",
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RIS

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