Comparative Study
Evaluating the safety and efficiency of a CPOE system for continuous medication infusions in a pediatric ICU
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Comparative Study
Evaluating the safety and efficiency of a CPOE system for continuous medication infusions in a pediatric ICU
AMIA Annu Symp Proc.
2006.
Abstract
Critically ill children often require continuous intravenous infusions of life-supporting medications. The complexity of ordering such infusions makes this an error prone process, and such errors can result in serious adverse events. A CPOE system was developed and evaluated to assess its impact on the safety and efficiency of prescribing continuous medication infusions.
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