Double checking injectable medication administration: Does the protocol fit clinical practice?
Authors:
- Bernadette Clara Francisca Maria SchutijserBSBernadette Clara Francisca Maria Schutijser
- Irene Paulien JongerdenIJIrene Paulien Jongerden
- Joanna Ewa KlopotowskaJKJoanna Ewa Klopotowska
- Suzanne PortegijsSPSuzanne Portegijs
- Margaretha Christine de BruijneMBMargaretha Christine de Bruijne
- Cordula WagnerCWCordula Wagner
- 1 October 2019
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Safety Science
- Vol. 118, 853-860
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Dutch Ministry of Health, Welfare, and Sports
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