was noticed soon afterwards. Was changed as follows (note changes to the third and fourth examples): Reported LLT Selected Comment Medication was given Intramuscular formulation intravenously instead of administered by intramuscularly route Medication was given Intramuscular formulation intravenously instead of administered by See Section 3.21 intramuscularly other route without sequelae No adverse effect The pharmacist selected LLT Intercepted the wrong drug strength Intercepted wrong drug drug strength selected but the error was detected strength selected links to PT Intercepted prior to dispensing to the drug dispensing error patient Note: this example is a potential medication Pharmacist notices that Drug name confusion error and LLT Drug the names of two drugs Circumstance or name confusion are similar and is information capable of provides additional concerned that this may leading to medication error information about the result in a medication error nature of the potential medication error Drug inadvertently administered. The error Drug administration error was noticed soon afterwards. 3.15.1.3 Medication errors in the context of labelled interactions There were several changes made to this sub-section of the document to accommodate new examples of medication monitoring errors in addition to the existing examples of medication errors occurring in the context of labelled interactions. The sub-section name:
was noticed soon afterwards. Was changed as follows (note changes to the third and fourth examples): Reported LLT Selected Comment Medication was given intravenously instead of intramuscularly Intramuscular formulation administered by route Medication was given intravenously instead of intramuscularly without sequelae Intramuscular formulation administered by other route No adverse effect See Section 3.21 The pharmacist selected the wrong drug strength but the error was detected prior to dispensing to the patient Intercepted wrong drug strength selected LLT Intercepted drug strength selected links to PT Intercepted drug dispensing error Pharmacist notices that the names of two drugs are similar and is concerned that this may result in a medication error Drug name confusion Circumstance or information capable of leading to medication error Note: this example is a potential medication error and LLT Drug name confusion provides additional information about the nature of the potential medication error Drug inadvertently administered. The error was noticed soon afterwards. Drug administration error 3.15.1.3 Medication errors in the context of labelled interactions There were several changes made to this sub-section of the document to accommodate new examples of medication monitoring errors in addition to the existing examples of medication errors occurring in the context of labelled interactions. The sub-section name:
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