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How to use Medication Safely - Guide for Caregivers
Family Caregiver
The person responsible for seeing that the patient obtains the right medications takes them as prescribed, and monitors side effects is usually a family caregiver. An informed and observant family caregiver can help prevent medication errors and can alert medical staff to side effects.
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