Electronic chemotherapy prescription is a powerful tool. In this study it has been shown to decrease chemotherapy-related medication errors and ensure that safe chemotherapy practices were followed.
According to the results obtained, the use of assessing the EGFR expression (by the immunohistochemistry technique at least), as a means of predicting response to treatment with cetuximab may be questioned. This suggests that selecting patients using the routine assessment of this receptor is inappropriate, since it excludes patients who may potentially benefit from the treatment. However, more clinical trials are required in this area in order to confirm these conclusions.
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