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    • To analyze the drug visa application process and associated activities.
    • To identify and categorize incidents within the visa unit.
    • To provide data for improving hospital pharmacy workflows.

    Summary:

    • A descriptive study analyzed 8,465 drug visa applications for 6,738 patients.
    • Tacrolimus was the most frequently vised product among 170 different drugs and nutrition items.
    • 420 incidents were recorded, with "No clinical document" (46.67%) and "Formal completion errors" (28.57%) being most prevalent.

    Impact:

    • Provides a detailed analysis of drug visa activity and incident types.
    • Identifies specific areas for improvement in the drug application and approval process.
    • Contributes to enhanced patient safety and efficient hospital resource management.