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Allergy: Reducing preventable harm to patients with known allergies (Briefing document)

by IMSN | Nov 20, 2019 | Articles | 0 comments

Serious allergic and anaphylactic reactions can occur when known drug allergens are prescribed, dispensed and administered to patients in hospitals and the community. This harm is preventable. This document outlines how risks can be reduced.

IMSN Briefing Document Reducing Preventable Harm to Patients with Known Allergies Oct 2012.

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