Human Factors in Hemodyalysis
1987 · National Technical Information Service (via FedFlix)
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- Food and Drug Administration
- Internet Archive item
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Food and Drug Administration Human Factors in Hemodyalysis AVA17743VNB1, 1987 The program is intended for staff of hemodialysis facilities. It describes four ways in which human errors can be avoided during dialysis; by reading and following manufacturers' instructions, using a pre-dialysis checklist, checking dialysate, and by one more item that was cut off in the description field.