Best-practice protocols: reducing harm from high-alert medications.
The Institute for Healthcare Improvement challenges clinicians and administrators to raise care quality through its 5 Million Lives Campaign, a sequel to the 100,000 Lives Campaign. Here, review a case study on the importance of postoperative monitoring of opioid-naive patients who are receiving narcotics.
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Fairview Southdale Hospital, Minneapolis, MN, USA.
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