Background: Prescribing errors are common in hospital settings. Regular review of medication charts is recommended as a way to reduce errors but it is not clear how often this happens. The aim of this ...

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Background and aims: Since the onset of incident reporting, medication errors have been noted to be one of the most common reasons for reporting a clinical incident and antibiotics have been shown to ...

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We found that a significant proportion of medication charts were not reviewed by physicians on their ward rounds. We are not aware of other studies that have looked at this. This may reflect the ...