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How Can Nurses Stay Updated on Best Practices for Medication Adjustment?

Nurses can stay informed about best practices through:
- Continuing Education: Attending workshops, seminars, and courses on pharmacology and patient care.
- Professional Journals: Reading current research and guidelines in nursing and medical journals.
- Institutional Protocols: Familiarizing themselves with and adhering to their healthcare facility's protocols and guidelines.

Frequently asked queries:

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