Use Strategies to Recover After an Error

July 2020

You’ll see more focus on “second victims” of med errors.

First victims include harmed patients and their loved ones...and second victims are the healthcare professionals involved.

Second victims may be devastated...and have anxiety, depression, guilt, or other post-traumatic stress disorder symptoms.

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Table of Contents

IV Medications Propoven 2% May Join Your Sedative List Due to COVID-19
Practice Use Strategies to Recover After an Error
Medication Errors Double Down on Efforts to Ensure Methotrexate Safety
New Drugs Don't Expect IV Meloxicam to Make a Big Splash
Practice Help Filter COVID-19 Misinformation
Antiarrhythmics Don't Be Surprised to See More Orders for IV Sotalol
Immunology Document Drug-Induced Angioedema as an Allergy on Med Histories
Practice Familiarize Yourself With COVID-19 Tests
Combinations New Combo Meds May Mean More Mix-Ups