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Bring barcoding to the bedside.

James Douglas·Susanne Larrabee

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A 240-bed regional hospital shares best practices for implementing a patient safety initiative that targets point-of-care barcode technology.

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James Douglas, Susanne Larrabee. 2003. Bring barcoding to the bedside.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00006247-200305000-00010

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