Some specific strategies for improving patient safety are proven to work

May 2013

Some specific strategies for improving patient safety are proven to work.

Renew your efforts to support these strategies that reduce errors, prevent infections, and save lives.

Hand hygiene. We've all heard that hand hygiene is the most important way to prevent infections...yet less than half of health professionals do it properly or consistently.

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Travel Medicine you'll have more requests for meds and vaccines to prevent and treat travel-related illnesses
Medication Errors preventing errors due to medications dosed in GRAINS
Overactive Bladder Myrbetriq (meer-BEH-trick, mirabegron) for overactive bladder
PPIs changes in "PPI" (omeprazole, etc) Rxs used in patients with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)
Dermatology Picato (pih-KAY-toe) gel as a more convenient topical treatment for skin lesions caused by years of sun exposure
Smoking whether electronic cigarettes or hookah pipes are safer than smoking cigarettes
Antidepressants Silenor (SI-leh-nor) is a NEW formulation of doxepin for insomnia
Fungal Infections how to get rid of fungal nail infections
Anxiety keep all the meds used for anxiety in children straight
Med Safety Some specific strategies for improving patient safety are proven to work
Appropriate Med Use Patients will hear reports that they should NOT take certain meds
Mood Stabilizers avoiding errors with lithium (Carbolith, Lithmax, etc) prescriptions

Some specific strategies for improving patient safety are proven to work

Practical advice for a better career, with unlimited access to CE

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