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A clinical pharmacist reviews an adverse drug event submitted to the hospital Critical Incident Reporting System (CIRS): a nurse accidentally infused 100 mL of concentrated 7.45% Potassium Chloride IV solution instead of 0.9% NaCl, resulting in cardiac arrest. According to international and Swiss patient safety standards, what is the single most effective system-level error prevention strategy?

Conduct mandatory annual pharmacology quizzes for all ward nursing staff regarding the dangers of rapid potassium infusion Place bright fluorescent warning stickers on all concentrated potassium chloride ampoules stored in the central ward medication room Implement a double-signature verification rule whenever a nurse draws up any electrolyte solution in the clinical department Completely remove concentrated potassium chloride vials/ampoules from all general ward floor stocks, restricting storage strictly to the central pharmacy or premixed commercial bags

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Completely remove concentrated potassium chloride vials/ampoules from all general ward floor stocks, restricting storage strictly to the central pharmacy or premixed commercial bags

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