Personalised performance feedback reduces narcotic prescription errors in a NICU.

Kevin M. Sullivan; Sanghee Suh; Heather Monk; John Chuo

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Personalised performance feedback reduces narcotic prescription errors in a NICU.

March 27, 2013

Sullivan KM, Suh S, Monk H, et al. BMJ Qual Saf. 2013;22(3):256-62.

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A quality improvement project that included personalized, real-time feedback on medication prescribing errors successfully reduced narcotic prescribing errors and identified numerous avenues for system improvement.

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