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	Search Advanced Search < Back  Email to a colleague Pharmacists and health information technology: emerging issues in patient safety. Fuji KT, Galt KA. HEC Forum. 2008;20:259-275.   This review analyzes the social perspective of patient safety and how pharmacists should consider these elements when adopting health information technology (HIT) into their practice.    PubMed citation  Available at (subscription required)   Resource Type:    Journal Article > Review Target Audience:    Health Care Providers > Pharmacists      Non-Health Care Professionals > Information Professionals      Non-Health Care Professionals > Safety Scientists Clinical Area:    Pharmacy Safety Target:    Medication Safety Approach to Improving Safety:    Technologic Approaches Origin/Sponsor:    North America > United States of America Produced for the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality by a team of editors at the University of California, San Francisco with guidance from a prominent Editorial Board. This site was designed and implemented by Silverchair. Contact AHRQ PSNet | Copyright | AHRQ PSNet Privacy Policy | Terms & Conditions | Help
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