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Anna Hodgekiss
Pharmacists must report drug dispensing errors that could be related to pack design, the National Patient Safety Agency has warned.
Wendy Harris has urged pharmacists to be more vocal about drugs and packaging which are confused with each other, with potentially fatal consequences.
The NPSA head of safety solutions told C&D: "I would urge all community pharmacists to report errors and fears they have about current...
