Pediatric drug shortage led to dosing errors in Ontario children, research shows
of the medications for patients 18 years old or younger last fall, particularly in November 2022, compared to the four years prior.
The surge forced children’s hospitals in Toronto, Ottawa, Hamilton and London, Ont., to cancel surgeries in order to free up staff and beds to deal with the problem. Parents lived with high levels of anxiety over their children’s health and many children went without treatment for fevers, he added.
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