Appropriately Document and Handle Color Additive Allergies

October 2021

Patients with allergies to dyes or other color additives found in meds will need your help to stay safe.

Ensure these reactions are appropriately documented and handled while patients are in-house.

When taking med histories, drill down for important details if a patient reports an allergy to a color additive.

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