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    Scholars Academic Journal of Pharmacy | Volume-6 | Issue-05
        Clinical Pharmacist Role in Intravenous Administration Errors: A Review
        Liji CJ, K. Krishnakumar, L. Panayappan, Meppil Baby
        
            Published:  May 23, 2017 | 
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        DOI:  10.21276/sajp
        Pages:  171-174
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        Abstract
        Potential activation of clinical pharmacist role is of great importance in reducing the IV administration errors
which are well-known problem in hospitals. IV errors have been shown to be frequent and serious. The purpose of the
review was to describe the role of a clinical pharmacist involvement in IV dose preparation and administration. Many
observational studies have been identified the pharmacist need in reduction of IV errors. Greater safety of this medication
process can be achieved through clinical pharmacist interventions like training and supervision of nurses, raising nurse’s
awareness of IV error rates through reporting and implementing standard policies and procedures for IV medication
administrations. With this information, the review focused on role of clinical pharmacist in intravenous administration
errors.
    

