Reduce the Risk of Mishaps Related to Knowledge, Action, or Memory

April 2020

You play a key role in preventing different types of errors.

We often classify med errors as mistakes that reach a patient...or near-misses that were caught in time.

Classifying errors as related to knowledge, action, or memory can also help us understand why they happen...and how to limit them.

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Table of Contents

Storage & Disposal Highlight Med Disposal Options for Patients
NSAIDs Look for Voltaren Arthritis Pain Gel on OTC Shelves
Practice Follow Best Practices for Billing Insulin Pens
Cholesterol Nexletol Will Be a New Add-On Med for High Cholesterol
Respiratory & Allergy Watch for Changes With Montelukast and Olopatadine Products
Inventory Management Use Strategies to Minimize Pharmacy Shrink
Med Safety Reduce the Risk of Mishaps Related to Knowledge, Action, or Memory
Antipsychotics Avoid Mix-Ups With the New Antipsychotics Caplyta and Secuado
Migraine Expect Fewer Rxs to Prevent Migraine in Kids