论文信息 - Preventing drug interactions by online prescription screening in community pharmacies and medical practices

Preventing drug interactions by online prescription screening in community pharmacies and medical practices

Drug interactions have been shown to be preventable by computerized prescription entry and screening only in hospitals and not in community‐based practice.

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