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Improving rational medicine prescribing at a public district hospital in southwestern Uganda, January-November 2021: a quality improvement initiative
Irrational prescribing can compromise patient safety, medicine availability, and antimicrobial stewardship. At a public district hospital in southwestern Uganda, a 2019 internal audit prompted by recurrent stock-outs found approximately three medicines per outpatient prescription, four per inpatient
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