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The secondary use of data to support medication safety in the hospital setting: a systematic review and narrative synthesis.

February 23, 2022

Chaudhry NT, Franklin BD, Mohammed S, et al. Pharmacy (Basel). 2021;9(4):198.

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Data that is collected for clinical care and then reused to improve quality of patient care is referred to as secondary use of data (SUD). This review identified enablers and barriers to successful use of SUD to improve medication safety. The authors developed an integrated framework to describe the processes, mechanisms, and barriers for SUD.

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