ABSTRACT

Linearity and Sensitivity is useful for primary care due to its good accuracy and linearity regarding the reference method. We emphasize the need for quality control either internal or external to investigate its limitations when the results are analyzed. To date, studies measuring medication error have been limited as they have focused on specific errors, such as prescribing or administration errors, rather than on the whole system of the use of medicines. Consequently, solutions to medication errors have concentrated on just one part of the whole system, such as prescribing or dispensing errors. Patients seen in primary care practices seem to be variably connected with a specific physician, and less connected patients are less likely to receive guideline-consistent care. Keywords: Instruments, primary care, physician, kit method
Publication date: 1/1/21

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https://doi.org/10.31032/IJBPAS/2021/10.1.1004