Best practices relating to medication error

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Select an evidence-based practice (EBP) model to Identify current guidelines or best practices relating to medication error, or if there are protocols, the current standard of care.

Additionally, define your proposed intervention(s) to address the problem and explain how the intervention will result in a solution to the problem.

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