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Medication Without Harm – tackling modern medication-related risks to patient safety

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16 September 20227 February 2023

Tomorrow is World Patient Safety Day and this year’s focus is ‘Medication Without Harm’. A number of medication-related pitfalls can put patients at risk of harm, and we urgently need…Read More >

Medication Without Harm –  tackling modern medication-related risks to patient safety

The COVID-19 pandemic is our chance to learn how to reuse old medicines

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28 May 202012 November 2021

It’s usually illegal to reuse leftover medicines in the UK for any purpose. But as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, the government has released guidance that allows this to happen…Read More >

Medicines: is it time to challenge the throw away culture?

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20 July 201823 February 2023

We throw away or destroy millions of unused medicines each year, at an estimated cost of £300m to the NHS. But could they be safely re-used? Reading’s Dr Parastou Donyai…Read More >

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