Drugs and the Pharmaceutical Sciences Patient Safety in Developing Countries

Comprehensive guide on patient safety education, practice, and research in developing countries. There is an added bonus of over 100 case studies covering patient safety in all aspects of health care in developing countries, presenting both real and simulated scenarios to help medical students and professionals apply their skills in solving cases. Understanding the various aspects of patient safety education, practice, and research in developing countries is vital in preparing a plan to overcome the challenges of improving patient safety. This unique volume discusses patient safety in developing countries, and the achievements and challenges faced in those places when trying to improve patient safety education and practice.This book includes a compilation of over 100 case studies surrounding patient safety in all aspects of health care. Both real and simulated scenarios are provided to help medical students and professionals apply their knowledge to solve the cases and prepare for real practice. Features Describes the achievements and challenges of patient safety in developing countries Includes real and simulated case studies and key answers on patient safety issues Prepares medical students and practitioners for real-life situations Diverse audience including those in medication to safety testing, patient education, dispensing changes, and the design of health systems Aids medical students and practitioners to improve their skills to solve cases

Pages: 492, Edition: 1, Paperback, CRC Press