A faulty pharmacy refrigerator at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Charlottetown led staff to discard $465,000 worth of chemotherapy drugs out of an abundance of caution, Health P.E.I. says. Health P.E.I. CEO Dr. Michael Gardam says the ‘near miss’ involving drugs stored in a Queen Elizabeth Hospital pharmacy fridge did not lead to patients being harmed.…
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