This report uncovers practices for effective clinical management of poisoning through optimal antidote stock management.
The clinical impact and outcomes of poisoning can vary markedly according to the substance involved. Identifying the causative toxic agent(s) in a patient is fun- damental to optimal clinical management. Clinical presentation may differ with the agent, dose, du- ration of exposure, and pre‐existing comorbidities. In a peripheral hospital, adequate planning and organisa- tion of care pathways, together with appropriate procure- ment and stockholdings of antidotes, are essential for ef- fective clinical management.
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