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Preparation of simulation programs regarding excess-dose drug administration and acute-phase condition changes and its evaluation by students

Tokunaga et al., 2011

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13422854088511680167
Author
Tokunaga J
Takamura N
Ogata K
Setoguchi N
Matsuoka T
Sato K
Publication year
Publication venue
Yakugaku Zasshi

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Vital-sign checks and physical assessment have been performed by physicians and nurses among medical staŠ in particular. However, pharmacists must also have basic skills of vital- sign checking and physical assessment to evaluate the patient condition/drug e‹ cacy or …
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