Review of recommendations made following reports on dangerous drugs in hospitals in WA
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The Corruption and Crime Commission reviewed the response by WA Health to 19 recommendations about managing controlled drugs in public hospitals.
The review included visits to nine hospitals and examined accountability, policies, audits, technology, drug discrepancies and staff training.
The Commission found substantial progress but continuing differences in drug management between and within health service providers.
The Commission closed 17 recommendations and kept two about policies and procedures open for another review after 12 months.
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- Conclusion
WA Health has considered and taken satisfactory action to address 17 of the 19 recommendations.
- Conclusion
Significant variations in drug management processes and practices were evident during the Commission's review, not only across WA Health but also within the individual HSPs.
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Review of recommendations made following reports on dangerous drugs in hospitals in WA
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