Computer Calculated Dose in Paediatric Prescribing

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Richard C. Kirk
Denise Li-Meng Goh
Jeya Packia
Huey Min Kam
Benjamin K.C. Ong
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[1] The Children’s Medical Institute,Department of Paediatrics
[2] National University Hospital,Faculty of Medicine
[3] National University of Singapore,Department of Pharmacy
[4] Information Technology Division,Department of Medicine
[5] National Health Care Group,undefined
[6] National University Hospital,undefined
[7] National University Hospital,undefined
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Drug Safety | 2005年 / 28卷
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Paracetamol; Medication Error; Adverse Drug Event; Promethazine; Alert Message;
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Background and objective: Medication errors are an important cause of hospital-based morbidity and mortality. However, only a few medication error studies have been conducted in children. These have mainly quantified errors in the inpatient setting; there is very little data available on paediatric outpatient and emergency department medication errors and none on discharge medication. This deficiency is of concern because medication errors are more common in children and it has been suggested that the risk of an adverse drug event as a consequence of a medication error is higher in children than in adults.
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