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Pediatric Drug Shortage Trends Best Practices Mitigation Strategies Medical Notes

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Description:The Pediatric Drug Shortages Project (PDSP), a yearlong collaborative between the Children’s Hospital Association (CHA) and Vizient, was designed to identify if and how self-governed pediatric (CHA) hospitals are conspicuously and disproportionately impacted by drug shortages.

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