‘We’re increasingly seeing incidents where alert fatigue has been identified as a contributing factor. It’s not that there wasn’t an alert in place, but that it was lost among the other alerts the clinician saw,’ Prof Baysari says.
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Resistance movement: Pharmacy’s fight against antimicrobial resistance
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Depression and complementary medicines
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New opioid patient resource
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Australia excels on the global pharmacy stage
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