Re-examination of original 1960’s unit dose as a key in solving 21st century safety problems in inpatient drug delivery.
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Wilson, J; Turner, BS
Published in: Hospital Pharmacy
2001
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Hospital Pharmacy
Publication Date
2001
Issue
May
Start / End Page
16 / 18
Related Subject Headings
- Pharmacology & Pharmacy
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Wilson, J., & Turner, B. S. (2001). Re-examination of original 1960’s unit dose as a key in solving 21st century safety problems in inpatient drug delivery. Hospital Pharmacy, (May), 16–18.
Wilson, J., and B. S. Turner. “Re-examination of original 1960’s unit dose as a key in solving 21st century safety problems in inpatient drug delivery.” Hospital Pharmacy, no. May (2001): 16–18.
Wilson J, Turner BS. Re-examination of original 1960’s unit dose as a key in solving 21st century safety problems in inpatient drug delivery. Hospital Pharmacy. 2001;(May):16–8.
Wilson, J., and B. S. Turner. “Re-examination of original 1960’s unit dose as a key in solving 21st century safety problems in inpatient drug delivery.” Hospital Pharmacy, no. May, 2001, pp. 16–18.
Wilson J, Turner BS. Re-examination of original 1960’s unit dose as a key in solving 21st century safety problems in inpatient drug delivery. Hospital Pharmacy. 2001;(May):16–18.
Published In
Hospital Pharmacy
Publication Date
2001
Issue
May
Start / End Page
16 / 18
Related Subject Headings
- Pharmacology & Pharmacy