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Using Two Patient Identifiers in the Pharmacy for Safety: How It Prevents Medication Errors

Using Two Patient Identifiers in the Pharmacy for Safety: How It Prevents Medication Errors

Using two patient identifiers in the pharmacy prevents deadly medication errors by ensuring the right person gets the right drug. Learn how barcode systems, documentation, and disciplined verification save lives.

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