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102. Use Your Preadmission Process to Enhance Safety; Beware of Drug Names that End in the Letter "L"; It Doesn't Pay to Play the Percentages
103. Ensure Proper Mixing of Dual-Chamber Bags; Do Recruiters and Telemarketers Contribute to Dispensing Errors? Wrong Dose Recognized, Not Returned, and Eventually Administered; Pediatric Medication Error Prevention Guidelines Published by ISMP and PPAG; Nonproprietary Names Also Involved in Errors
104. More on Avoiding Opiate Toxicity with PCA by Proxy; Brand Name Arixtra (Fondaparinux) Confused with Laboratory Test for Anti-Factor Xa; Avoid "AD" as an Abbreviation for "Right Ear"
105. Unusual Use for a Baby Bottle Nipple: Confusion Between Naropin for Epidural Infusion and Ofirmev IV: Pemetrexed Vials Contain Overfill: Misleading Kcentra Label Leads to Dosage Errors
106. Posaconazole Dose Depends on Dosage Form Limit Magnesium Sulfate Premix to 20 Gram Bags Vancomycin Injection for Oral Use Given Intramuscularly Phenylephrine Injection Needs Dilution for Intravenous Bolus Use Similar Drug Names Confused
107. Decimal Commas Are a Problem Actiq Is Not for Sore Throats Dosing Error with Tasigna Repackaging of Imbruvica Is Approved
108. New Connectors Coming for Enteral Feeding Tubes; Marqibo and Risk of Errors; Angeliq Is Not a Birth Control Pill
109. ISMP Medication Error Report Analysis: Basal Insulins Incorrectly Withheld: Issues With Insulin Pump: Future Devices for U-500 Insulin: Patients Needed Testing After Pen Misuse: Diastat Acudial Requires Setting and Locking of the Dose
110. Mislabeling Event With Batched Drugs: Unintended Consequences of Practice Change Morse Code Imprint Multiple Barcodes Cause Confusion
111. Dangerous Close Call With Wintergreen Oil Are 10 mL Syringes Needed When Giving Drugs Via Venous Access Devices? Use of “NoAC” Abbreviation Unsafe Frequency Notation 2014-15 Targeted Medication Safety Best Practices for Hospitals
112. Understanding and Managing Intravenous Container Overfill: Potential Dose Confusion
113. U-500 Insulin Safety Concerns Mount: Improved Labeling Needed for Camphor Product: Cardizem-Cardene Mix-up: Initiative to Eliminate Tubing Misconnections
114. Put a Stop to Problem-Prone Automatic Stop Order Policies; Pharmacists Should Review All Nonurgent Drug Orders Before Administration; Be on Guard for Name Confusion with Two New Medications
115. Design Flaw Predisposes Abbott Lifecare PCA Plus II Pump to Dangerous Medication Errors; Folinic Acid: More Than a Vitamin; Oral Liquid Medications: More Vulnerable To Errors Than Previously Recognized?
116. Avoid Errors with Look-Alike Products; Patients Still at Risk of Accidental Intrathecal Vincristine Injection
117. Misidentification of Alphanumeric Characters; Confusion Between Sufenta and Sublimaze; Fortune 500 Company Benefit Plans Adopting Computerized Physician Order Entry Standards
118. Hespan and Heparin Mix-Ups; Near Fatal Pediatric Accident Related to Common Cost-Cutting Measure; Negative List of Medical Abbreviations: The Best Policy
119. Avandia Confused with Coumadin; Safe Management of Drug Samples; Long-Acting Parenteral Penicillins are Not for IV Injection
120. Narcan®-Norcuron® Confusion; Resolving Drug Therapy Conflicts; Imprecise Nomenclature May Lead to Serious Medication Errors
121. Topical Phenylephrine Contributes to Child's Death During Adenoidectomy; Prevention of Colchicine Overdose; Overly Complex Preprinted Order Sheets
122. Confusing Interleukin Synonyms; Potential Mix-ups Between Evista and E-Vista; Errors With Hespan IV Bags; Hazardous Brevibloc Storage; Confusion Over Liposomal Products
123. Safety Problems Posed by Investigational Drug Name Abbreviations and Acronyms; Cisplatin Error Prevention Advisory; Amphotericin B Nomenclature; Promethazine-Phytonadione Mix-up
124. When an Error is Not Really an Error; Caution Urged to Prevent Vial Mix-Ups Naropin Container: Epidural, Not IV
125. Pump Resumes PCA Dosing When Turned Off Then On Again; Safe Ways to Restock Automated Dispensing Cabinets; Anything Missing From This Label?; Letairis, not Letaris; Possible Cross-Contamination With Insulin Vials
126. Systems Factors in the Reporting of Serious Medication Errors in Hospitals
127. On the Brink of Irrelevance
128. Introduction
129. The Platform of Discipleship
130. A Task Left Unfinished
131. Conclusion
132. The United Synagogue and the Transition to Postcharismatic Authority
133. A “Heretic,” a “Maverick,” and the Challenge to Inclusivity
134. Epilogue
135. Solomon Schechter and the Charismatic Bond
136. Organized Movements of American Judaism
137. How Not to Prescribe Insulin; New ISMP Fellow Named; Procrit® Dosing Update; Excedrin: Headache for Aspirin-Sensitive Patients? Unraveling the Unlabeled Containers Issue
138. Verbal Orders: A Prescription for Disaster; Error in Formula for Calculating Carboplatin Dose; "Mystery Drugs"; Extremely Dangerous Synonym for Camptosar
139. Liposomal Doxorubicin Formulation Confused With Conventional Doxorubicin; Error-Prone Dosing Method for Fosphenytoin; Misleading Activan Prescription; ISMP Medicis Medication Safety Fellowship 1997/98
140. End Hepatitis B Confusion With PCC Orders Help to Prevent Catheter Misconnections GlycoTrol or Glucotrol? Heparin Label Placed on Wrong Bag
141. Leucovorin-Levoleucovorin Mix-Up Two Error-Reduction Principles, One Change Syringe Pull-Back Method of Verifying IV Admixtures Is Unreliable Fleet Enema Saline Is Not Just Saline ISMP Processes Health IT Error Reports
142. Fatal Patient-Controlled Anesthesia Adverse Events Name Confusion with New Cancer Drugs Medication Safety Officer Group to Become a Part of ISMP
143. Should Clear Care Be Kept Behind the Ambulatory Care Pharmacy Counter?; Similarity Between Two Forms of Solu-Medrol; Over-the-Counter Eye Drops May Be Harmful If Swallowed; Nuedexta-Neulasta Mix-ups
144. Guidelines for the Safe Preparation of Sterile Compounds: Results of the ISMP Sterile Preparation Compounding Safety Summit of October 2011
145. Important Change With Heparin Labels Benadryl Dispensed Instead of Vitamins for Home Parenteral Nutrition Potassium and Sodium Acetate Injection Mix-Ups Donʼt Truncate, Stem, or Shorten Drug Names
146. Medication Errors
147. Reduce Readmissions With Pharmacy Programs USP Updates Heparin Label Insulin Concentration Rarely Needed on Orders
148. Propofol Sedation:Who Should Administer?
149. Preventing Errors with Neuromuscular Blocking Agents
150. ISMP Medication Error Report Analysis Insulin Pen Misuse by Patient Diluent Vial Looks Like Drug Vial Full Content Cannot Be Withdrawn From Istodax Vial Patients May Fail to Remove Used Fentanyl Patches
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