Facilitated Nurse Medication-Related Event Reporting to Improve Medication Management Quality and Safety in Intensive Care Units.

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Carrie Reale

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Jason M Slagle

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Jie Xu

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Matthew B Weinger

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Matthew S Shotwell

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Shilo Anders

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Timothy Dresselhaus

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