The Upstate Medical University outpatient pharmacy plans to start using locking prescription bottles for controlled substances ordered for patients at discharge. The program started Dec. 19 to “help combat the opioid epidemic and unintentional overdose by children and teens.” (PHOTO CREDIT: UPSTATE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY)
SYRACUSE — It’s a new program that seeks to “help combat the opioid epidemic and unintentional overdose by children and teens.” The Upstate Medical University outpatient pharmacy on Dec. 19 started using a new system to provide locking prescription bottles for controlled medications ordered for patients at discharge. The pharmacy debuted the bottles from Safe […]
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