Chicago Personal Injury Law Blog

Serving Chicago, Rockford, Aurora, and Surrounding Areas

Saturday, August 30, 2008

New tool to reduce pharmacy errors

The U.S. Pharmacoepeia, a standards-setting organization for the pharmacy industry, has announced the introduction of a new tool designed to reduce pharmacy errors due to look-alike or sound-alike medications. The new tool is called the Drug Error Finder.

The new tool catalogs the prescription errors that have been made because of similar medication names and/or similar medication appearances. It also rates the severity of the injuries resulting from the errors.

This is a welcome tool for both pharmacists and consumers as we all try to make sure that we are taking the right medications.

Labels:

posted by Barry Doyle at 7:16 AM

0Comments:

Post a Comment

<< Home

Set up a free Chicago personal injury consultation

Personal Injury Attorneys In Chicago

Disclaimer: The Law Offices of Barry Doyle, P.C. handles medical malpractice, personal injury, wrongful death, workers compensation and auto accident lawsuits in Chicago, Rockford, Aurora, and surrounding areas of Illinois. This website is a public resource for general information about our firm and the law. Nothing in this website should be used by the reader as a source of legal advice in a particular case or situation. Please contact us today to schedule a free consultation with a Chicago personal injury lawyer.

©2007-2008 The Law Offices of Barry G. Doyle, P.C. Website design, development and Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
by Page 1 Solutions L.L.C.