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Vol. 1 No. 10 December 2003 Hospital Pharmacy Regulation Report INSIDE Unapproved abbreviations Check out the JC AHO do-not-use abbreviations list on p. 3. Controlling medications See how one pharmacy

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1. Make sure to consult any style guides or guidelines provided by your organization or industry to determine which abbreviations are considered approved and which are not.
2. Review any previous communications or documents that mention the unapproved abbreviations to identify their full, proper meanings or alternatives that can be used instead.
3. Replace the unapproved abbreviations with their full meanings or approved alternatives in all relevant documents, communications, or presentations.
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What is unapproved abbreviations?

Unapproved abbreviations are abbreviations that have not been officially approved or recognized by a governing body or organization.

Who is required to file unapproved abbreviations?

Any individual or organization using unapproved abbreviations in official documents or communications may be required to file them.

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To fill out unapproved abbreviations, ensure all abbreviations are listed along with their full meanings and provide any necessary context or explanation.

What is the purpose of unapproved abbreviations?

The purpose of unapproved abbreviations is to ensure clarity and consistency in communication and to avoid misinterpretation or confusion.

What information must be reported on unapproved abbreviations?

All unapproved abbreviations used, their full meanings, and any relevant context or explanation should be reported.