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Published on: November 24, 2009
BANs to rINNS
1West Midlands Centre for Adverse Drug Reaction Reporting, City Hospital, Birmingham, UK. anthony.cox@swbh.nhs.uk
Abstract:
Medical errors are increasingly being highlighted as an unnecessary cause of morbidity and mortality. Such situations are increasingly likely to occur if each country has its own improved name for each individual drug, particularly as healthcare staff are becoming increasingly mobile across the world. Standardization of drug names will help reduce the risk of such errors. However because of the change between BANs and rINNS there is potential for short-term problems. Healthcare staff need to be aware of such problems to try and minimize the damage they could potentially cause. In the longer term these name changes will hopefully prevent errors from occurring.
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