Optimize the Appearance of Med Warnings to Help Them Get Noticed

May 2019

Med-related warnings are being missed...leading to serious errors.

In a recent fatal error where a paralyzing agent was given instead of a sedative, a nurse overlooked a warning printed on top of a vecuronium vial...AND an override warning from an automated dispensing cabinet.

Help optimize the appearance of warnings in your hospital...to improve the chance they'll get noticed.

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Table of Contents

Med Safety Optimize the Appearance of Med Warnings to Help Them Get Noticed
Certification Watch for Changes to Pharmacy Tech Certification and Credentialing
Medication Errors Stop Errors Between Dexamethasone and Dexmedetomidine in Their Tracks
Women's Health Anticipate That Brexanolone Will Be Saved for Severe Postpartum Depression
Transitions of Care Catch Common Med Mishaps in Patients Transferring Out of ICU
Depression Find Out if Your Hospital Will Administer Spravato for Depression
Pumps Help Prevent Issues When a Patient With an Intrathecal Pump Is Admitted
Parkinson's Disease Inbrija Will Be an Inhaled "On Demand" Med for Parkinson's Disease
Ophthalmology Look for the New Rx Eye Drop Cequa for Dry Eyes
ADHD Expect to Hear About Psychosis With ADHD Stimulants