Adverse Drug Reactions
Study data from University of Texas provide new insights into adverse drug reactions
Published in Law and Health Weekly, May 23rd, 2009
According to recent research from the United States, "Health care services rely on continued technological advances and management of the operational systems for optimum reduction of medical errors. Significant gains in health care outcomes as indicated by recorded increases in life expectancies have been achieved due to the availability and application of technological advances for medical services."
"The inadequacies in the application of these systems for maximum benefit of the health care systems have however been the subject of recent publications dealing with patient safety and medical errors [Kohn Linda T, Corrigan Janet M, Donaldson Molla S, editors. To err is...
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