What does MOCPS stand for?

Missouri Center for Patient Safety

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Missouri Center for Patient Safety forms and offers Medication Safety Resources.

Missouri Center for Patient Safety forms ..

LaserBand has worked with statewide patient safety groups, including the Missouri Center for Patient Safety, the Ohio Patient Safety Institute, and the New Hampshire Foundation for Healthy Communities, to offer color-code wristbands for hospitals and other health care organizations denoting special patient conditions of DNR, allergy, fall risk, latex allergy, and limb alert: the LaserBand[R] Spot Alerts.

LaserBand Color-Code Wristbands Implemented by Several States

The Missouri Center for Patient Safety announced Banding Together--For Patient Safety at the closing session of the Patient Safety: Achieving Success in Missouri conference on March 29, 2007.

What does a yellow wristband on a patient mean to you?