This study aimed to quantify and compare the prevalence of simple prescribing errors made
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Medical education fails to prepare young doctors for the nature of the work they will encounter.
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Examination showed marked proximal lower limb and truncal weakness, Medical Research
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… Obtaining a complete history of a patient’s acute illness and longstanding comorbidities,
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… The patient’s known history of adverse reactions should be clear, and there should be no
ambiguity regarding the patient for whom the prescription is intended. The study aimed to …

The care of multimorbid patients requiring multiple medications is increasingly common and
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