• FDA Advise-ERR: A new look for Morphine Sulfate 100 mg per 5 mL (20mg/mL) Oral Solution
• Is it time to eliminate reverse numbering systems for narcotic counts?
• Ambiguous bisacodyl directions

• ISMP Quarter Watch (Quarters 1, 2, 3 of 2009)
• Eric Cropp released from prison; ISMP meets with Ohio Pharmacy Board
• Multiple concerns regarding oral syringes

Friday May 14, 2010
0830-1700
UCSD Moores Cancer Center Goldberg Auditorium
San Diego, California

The American College of Surgeons' (ACS) DMEP course is a one-day course that is both didactic and interactive. It addresses core competencies as outlined by the ACS Committee on Trauma's Disaster and Mass Casualty Management Committee. Major topics addressed include planning, triage, incident command, injury patterns and pathophysiology, and consideration for special populations. Small group discussions are based on illustrative scenarios. DMEP requires pre- and post-course tests, which are reviewed on site. A comprehensive syllabus and supportive resource material are provided. The course is taught by prominent Trauma Surgeons in San Diego with experience in Disaster Management & Emergency Preparedness.

Did you enjoy the Laughter Yoga presentation at the March 17, 2010, General Medical Staff Meeting? Would you like more information on Laughter Yoga?

Please e-mail Lesley Bradley at lesley.bradley@sharp.com or call 740-4145.

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