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How Can Healthcare Providers Ensure Safe Drug Use in Pediatrics?

Healthcare providers can ensure safe drug use in pediatrics by closely monitoring patients, adjusting doses based on age, weight, and organ function, and staying informed about the latest research and guidelines. Using pediatric-specific resources and consulting with pediatric pharmacists can also help optimize drug therapy for children.

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