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The Changing Landscape of Medication Errors: A 2019 Perspective - Vimarsana News

The Changing Landscape of Medication Errors: A 2019 Perspective

Have you ever wondered how technology is reshaping our healthcare system, particularly when it comes to the safety of our medications? In a world where innovations and advancements appear to occur at lightning speed, pausing and reflecting on the impact of these changes is critical. What are the most significant changes in medication error technology

MedStar researchers 'mine' for drug errors with machine learning - Vimarsana News

MedStar researchers 'mine' for drug errors with machine learning

Unlock the potential of near misses and reduce manual labor with machine learning. Here's what MedStar Health researchers found.

Larry Margolis Builds PersonalRX Personalized Online Pharmacy - Vimarsana News

Larry Margolis Builds PersonalRX Personalized Online Pharmacy

Larry Margolis' daughter's loss fuelled his desire to help solve medication errors with the building of PeronalRX, a personalized online mail order pharmacy.

Source: forbes.com
US pharmacy workers strike over 'dangerous' workloads as CVS and Walgreens rake in profits - Vimarsana News

US pharmacy workers strike over 'dangerous' workloads as CVS and Walgreens rake in profits

Pharmacists say increased workloads and cut hours are the perfect recipe for medication errors, which can be fatal

Source: aol.com
UofL hoping to train more primary care doctors for underserved communities with $16 million grant - Vimarsana News

UofL hoping to train more primary care doctors for underserved communities with $16 million grant

The University of Louisville announced Monday that it received a $16 million grant to help increase health care for Kentuckians, in both rural and urban areas.

Source: wdrb.com