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Best practices for safe handling of products containing concentrated potassium.
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Recommendations for improved patients’ safety, specifically the safety of products containing potassium, are often based on practice guidelines and untested recommendations widely endorsed by various experts or organisations Valid and empirical evidence to support or discourage implementation of even the most widely identified potassium safety practices is completely lacking Research aimed at evaluating healthcare systems as a whole, accompanied by implementation of effective evidence based medication safety practices, is essential and urgently needed
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- 2005
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- Article (Published)