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  • Jury Awards $12.6 Million to Teenager Who Lost Her Limbs Due to Vaccination Error
  • Online Pharmacies Offer Savings, but Also Present Risks
  • Drug Confusion Causes Eye Injury, $1 Million Lawsuit
  • FDA Weighs in on Marketing Pharmaceuticals via Social Media
  • FDA Wants More Warning Label Information for Yaz
  • State Revokes Three Professionals' Licenses to Prescribe Medication
  • Doctors Offer Five Steps to Help Seniors Reduce Their Risk of Drug Side Effects
  • Hospital Patient Mistakenly Given Drug Used in Executions
  • Government Promotes Communication Between Doctors and Patients to Reduce Pharmacy Errors
  • Pharmacist Jailed for Fatal Medication Error
  • Infant Dies of Accidental Antibiotic Overdose in Hospital
  • Hospitals and Pharmacies Hit by Nationwide Drug Shortages
  • Patient Safety Initiatives in Maryland and Oregon are Showing Signs of Success
  • Study Shows Further Links between DES Exposure and Cancer in Women Exposed In Utero
  • Pharmacists Compete With Pill-Packing Robots for Patient Safety
  • Preventing Medication Mix-Ups at the Pharmacy
  • Patient Death During California Nurse Strike Possibly Due to Medication Error
  • "Good Catch" Program Hopes to Encourage the Reporting of Pharmacy Errors Before They Occur
  • Hospital Patients are Subject to an Average of One Medication Error per Day
  • Fosamax Lawsuit in New York May Proceed, but With Limitations
  • Reducing Medication Error Injury by Keeping Health Record Journals
  • Report Finds Medication Errors in Chronic Drug Therapy After Seniors Leave Hospitals
  • Medical Error Leaves Judge with Surgical Sponge in Body
  • New Palm-Vein Scanning Technology Introduced to Reduce Medical Errors in Hospitals
  • WHO Claims Hospitals Are More Dangerous Than Airline Travel
  • The Benefits and Problems of Electronic Medical Records Systems
  • Safety of Electronic Medical Records Questioned After Pharmacy Error Leads to Death of Infant
  • Risperdal Recalled by Manufacturer Due to Drug Contamination
  • Report Warns Consumers to Take Precautions With Drug Labels and Instructions
  • Consumer Reports Health Investigation Finds Drug Label Warning Inconsistency
  • Medication Errors Linked to Death of Patient in Nursing Home
  • New Study Finds Electronic Medication Error Rates Consistent with Handwritten Prescriptions
  • FDA Warns of Confusion between Risperdal and Requip, Leading to Medication Error
  • Walgreens Pharmacy Misfill Causes Dosing Error
  • Study Shows Transition to Electronic Medical Record Systems May Cause Potential Errors
  • FDA Tips for Administering OTC Medication to Children—to Reduce Medication Error Injury
  • Hospital Fined $50K in Medication Mistake
  • New FDA Guidelines to Prevent Children’s OTC Medication Errors
  • FDA Panel Looks to Prevent Drug Error by Changing Children’s Acetaminophen Product Labels
  • Prescription Error Overdose Leads to Paralysis, Victim Hopeful for Recovery
  • Lack of Medication Adherence Can Cause Serious Medication Reactions and Injury
  • NCL Campaign to Improve Medication Adherence and Patient Safety
  • FDA Redesigns Pharmacy Packet Inserts to Avoid Medication Error Injury
  • CVS Pharmacy Error Leads to Amoxicillin Overdose in Child
  • Walgreens Pharmacy Misfill Leaves Toddler With Dangerous Drug
  • Pharmaceutical Company Must Reveal Fentanyl Patch Data in Wrongful Death Lawsuit
  • Children's Hospitals Form Collective Effort on Patient Safety to Prevent Medication Errors
  • Benefits of Robo Pharmacy Technology in Reducing Prescription Errors
  • UCSF Employs New Automated Pharmacy to Prevent Pharmacy Error
  • 500 Unapproved Prescription Cough and Cold Medications Banned by FDA
  • Hospital Sued for Wrongful Death After Patient Dies from Drug Error
  • Pharmacy Misfill and Medication Error Prevention
  • Another Child Receives Prescription Mix-up From Same Walgreens Pharmacy
  • Prescription Pain Medication Error Due to Alleged Drug Theft
  • Study Finds Frequency of Pain Relieving Medication Errors in Hospitals
  • Keeping Accurate Health Records and Medication Lists Can Prevent Medical Errors
  • Dangerous Safeway Pharmacy Mix-up Gives Pregnant Woman Wrong Medication
  • Study Finds Small Doses of Drugs From Syringes Could Cause Medication Error in Children
  • FDA Reports on Fatal Morphine Oral Solution Medication Errors
  • ISMP—Prescribing Fentanyl Pain Medication for Short-Term Pain Be Deadly
  • Pharmacy, Nursing Home Sued After Pharmacy Misfill Leads to Resident’s Death
  • A Pharmacy’s Guide to Medication Therapy Management
  • Man Died from Overdose of Fentanyl—Widow Sues Center for Medication Error
  • Medication Therapy Management and the Prevention of Medication Error
  • CVS Pharmacy Misfill Mixes up Child’s Hyperactivity Drug with Methadone
  • State Rep. Robert Nutting Disciplined for Pharmacy Misfill
  • Healthcare Center Sued for Wrongful Death After Man Dies from Pain Medication Overdose
  • Glaxo Pays $750M in Settlement for Violations in Pharmaceutical Drug Manufacturing
  • Maryland Hospitals Decrease Medication Error with New Technology
  • Study Finds Maryland Hospitals Improve Safety and Health Standards
  • Study Shows Barcode eMAR Technology Can Help Reduce Medication Errors
  • Children’s Hospital Launches Initiative to Prevent Medication Error
  • Pharmacy Error Gives Wrong Drug to Premature Babies
  • Medication Error Reduced By “Scanning” Patients for Electronic Records
  • CVS Pays $75 million for Illegal Sale of Pseudoephedrine in Stores
  • Reporting Children’s Medication Errors Can Help in Prevention
  • Medication Error Causes Death in Washington State Hospital
  • DEA Fights Prescription Drug Errors and Abuse with National Take-Back Initiative
  • Woman Sues Medical Center for Negligence Over Accidental Reuse of Syringe During Surgery
  • Walgreen’s Pharmacy Error Sends Two-year-old Child to the Hospital
  • Preventing Prescription Errors: Consumer Reports Health Poll Finds Patients Want More Drug Information
  • Study Reviews Risk Levels Associated with Pharmacy Drug Dispensing
  • Family Sues Hospital for Wrongful Death in Morphine Overdose
  • ISMP Licenses MEDcounselor Drug Information to Prevent Medication Error
  • Promoting Electronic Prescribing in Physician Practices
  • E-prescribing Usage Increases with Doctors, but Not Without Problems
  • USP Advisory Panel Pushes for Prescription Label Standardization
  • Man Sues CVS for Pharmacy Misfill
  • Forum Guidance Leads FDA to Help Reduce Medication Errors
  • Woman Sues Walgreens for Seizure Medication Pharmacy Error
  • Drug Alert Warns Epinephrine Syringe Shortage Could Lead to Dosing Error Risks
  • Man Dies After Receiving Overdose of Drug in Hospital
  • “July Effect” Study—Report Suggests July is the Worst Month for Fatal Medication Errors
  • Medication Mistake Causes Accident Death and Takes Toddler’s Life
  • Family Sues UPMC Hospital for Medication Mistake that Led to Wrongful Death
  • Patient Sues Wal-Mart Pharmacy for Prescription Mix-Up
  • Actor Dennis Quaid Sues Baxter Healthcare Again Over Near-Fatal Drug Error
  • FDA Accuses Franck’s Pharmacy of Illegal Compounding
  • The Problem of Prescription Language Translations in Pharmacies
  • Second Major Recall for J&J—FDA Found Manufacturing Violations in Children’s OTC Drugs
  • Electronic Prescriptions and the Path to Preventing Medication Errors
  • Study Shows E-Prescribing Significantly Reduces Prescription Errors
  • Hollywood Prescription Drug Abuse —Illegal Drug Rackets and “Doctor Shopping”
  • Baltimore, Maryland Pharmacist Sentenced for Selling Illegal Prescription Drugs to Dealer
  • Pharmacy Error in English-Spanish translated Drug Labels and Instructions
  • Doctors Discover Millions of Patients Got Heart Pills Unapproved by F.D.A.
  • AHRQ Tips for Preventing Medical Mistakes with Children
  • Keeping Children Safe—Eliminating Mistakes from the Children’s Healthcare Industry
  • Eight-Year Old Injured After Pharmacy Error and Prescription Misfill
  • Wrongful Death Award Upheld—Walgreens to Pay Family $33 Million in Damages
  • ISMP Reports of New Medication Errors Leading to Drug Omissions
  • New Legislation for the Safe Disposal of Nursing Home Resident Drugs
  • Incentives to Using Electronic Health Records in Physician Practices
  • Reducing Medical Error by Implementing Electronic Health Records
  • Walmart Pharmacy Misfill—Teenager's Acne Prescription Wrongly Filled with Viagra
  • Hospitals Fined by CDPH for Alleged Medication Mistakes
  • Jury Orders Rite Aid to Pay $2.5 Million for Pharmacy Misfill
  • Lawsuit Accuses Hospital of Medication Mistake and Wrongful Death
  • FDA Pressures Johnson & Johnson for Broad Recall of OTC Drugs
  • Dangerous Error-Prone Prescription Abbreviations
  • Local Pharmacy Mistake Kills 21 Polo Horses
  • Steps for Preventing Prescription Errors in Pharmacies
  • Understanding the Prescription Drug’s Path through a Pharmacy can Reduce Error
  • Pharmacy Mistake Leads to Wrongful Death—Rite Aid Faces Lawsuit
  • Childrens' Doses of Swine Flu Vaccine Recalled in Maryland
  • QJM: How to Prevent Medication Errors and Injury with Balanced Prescribing
  • Walgreen’s Pharmacy Misfill—Child Given Heart Medication Instead of H1N1 Antiviral Drug
  • Alert for Public Safety—FDA Reports Medication Error with Tamiflu
  • Dangerous Drug Abbreviations that Lead to Medical Injury
  • Death from Medication Error Leads to Prevention Awareness
  • Veterans Hospital Paves the Way for Computerized Records
  • Medication Error Injury Prevention—Study Recommends Knowing Your Pharmacist
  • Cardiac Medication Dosing Errors Reported Most Commonly With Infants
  • ISMP Medication Error Cases and Prevention Checklist
  • Patient Safety Alert: ISMP Reports Medication Error with Drug Name Suffixes
  • Maryland Law Encourages Maryland Doctors to Computerize Patient Records
  • Patient Safety Alert: Medication Mistakes with Injected Medicines Are Frequent
  • Government Program Hopes to Reduce Medication Mistakes Across the Country
  • Maryland Judge Refuses to Apply Cap on $3 Million Jury Award in Medical Mistake Case
  • New Technology: Handheld Device May Help Reduce Hospital Medication Errors
  • Universal Medication Form May Help Reduce the Risk of Injuries From Dangerous Prescription Interactions
  • U.S. Army Uses Electronic Health Records To Help Reduce Medication Errors
  • Side Effect Labels on Prescription Bottles May Help Reduce Injuries
  • Maryland Medication Error Prevention Checklist
  • MRI Scans and Drug Patches with Metal May Cause Burns
  • Monetary Bonuses Convince More Physicians to Use Electronic Prescription Programs
  • Reminder after Reading a Story from Institute for Safe Medication Practices (“ISMP”)
  • Children at Maryland Schools Rely on School Nurses for Proper Medication
  • Chewing Some Prescription Medications Can be Harmful
  • In Maryland and D.C., People With Visual Impairment Suffer From Pharmacy Errors
  • Hospital Uses New Computer System to Reduce Pharmacy Errors
  • New York Pharmacies to Provide Foreign Language Prescription Instructions
  • Medication Errors in Maryland Pharmacies May be Reduced with Periodic Brown Bag Check Ups
  • Pharmacy Malpractice Insurance Companies Advice to Pharmacists Facing A Claim: Admit Nothing
  • Maryland Passes Law to Regulate Pharmacy Technicians
  • Maryland Pharmacists Must Offer to Educate Patients on Medication Errors
  • Maryland and D.C. Pharmacies Among Those Requesting Federal Aid
  • Pharmacy Errors Harm Children More Than Adults, So Says the Joint Commission
  • Medication Errors Common in Hospital Outpatient Cancer Clinics
  • The Maryland Board of Pharmacy Accepts Complaint Forms When Pharmacy Errors Occur
  • Hospital Pharmacies Require Experienced Hospital Pharmacists
  • Maryland Hospital Pharmacy or Local Drugstore Errors: The Case to Be Made
  • Nationwide, Medication Errors Put Millions in Danger
  • Maryland Patients Face Dangers Caused by Prescription Abbreviations
  • Maryland Pharmacists Warn of Anticoagulation Medication Errors

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