What is the medical term DERS?
The DERS abbreviation may have multiplied meanings. However, what does the medical abbreviation DERS mean?
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What is DERS medical abbreviation?
In the science & medicine, the meaning of the medical abbreviation DERS is Dose Error Reduction System.
DERS: Dose Error Reduction System
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| CCH | care closer to home |
| CLR | clear |
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| EID | electronic infusion device |
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