Bar code bandwagon.

Richard Haugh

PubMed · 12789893

Bar code bandwagon.

Abstract

The Food and Drug Administration issued a proposed rule in March requiring bar codes on all medications. Most expect that the technology will be commonplace in hospitals before the FDA's three-year window. A handful of systems are leading the way.

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Clinical Pharmacy Information Systems Diffusion of Innovation Drug Labeling Electronic Data Processing Hospitals, Veterans Humans Legislation, Drug Medication Errors Medication Systems, Hospital Point-of-Care Systems United States United States Department of Veterans Affairs United States Food and Drug Administration Journal Article

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Richard Haugh. 2003. Bar code bandwagon.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12789893/

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