Amerinet, a national healthcare solutions organization, has announced it has signed an agreement with Covis Pharmaceuticals for a variety of specialty name-brand medications, according to a news release from Amerinet.
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The Kentucky Senate Judiciary Committee may vote next week on a bill that would require pain clinics to be registered and have an account with the state's electronic prescription monitoring system, according to a NECN.com report.
The 5-Diamond Patient Safety Program offers a free, downloadable poster that lists the "ABCs" of patient safety.
The 5-Diamond Patient Safety Program offers a free, downloadable sample survey designed to assess healthcare employees' perceptions about patient safety.
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An automated DNA multiplex assay was 99 percent accurate in identifying MRSA, according to a news release. Read the full report in Becker’s Hospital Review on the Staph ID/R assay.
Despite results from a study suggesting live cases can be demonstrated at professional conferences without causing patient harm, other experts say further research is still needed, according to a heartwire report. Read the full report in Becker’s Hospital Review on…
The Emergency Medicine Patient Safety Foundation has released a briefing on safe injection practices, including specific recommendations for risk assessment, policy development and performance monitoring.
New research suggests the yellowing of the eyes and narrowing of the pupil with age might be responsible for health problems such as memory loss, slower reaction time, insomnia and depression, according to a New York Times report.
Ada Poon, an assistant professor at the Stanford School of Engineering, has developed a tiny, wirelessly powered, self-propelled medical device capable of controlled motion through blood, according to a Stanford report.