Aim To provide an overview of responsibilities and tasks of nurses in pharmaceutical care.
Design Scoping review. Methods Two databases were systematically searched (MEDLINE …

Aim To describe and synthesise previous research on factors conditioning the spontaneous
reporting of adverse drug reactions among nurses. Background Spontaneous reports of …

Aim To explore nurses' experiences with and perspectives on preventing medication
administration errors. Background Insight into nurses' experiences with and perspectives on …

Aims This paper discusses the application of transformational leadership to the teaching and
learning of safe medication management. Background The prevalence of adverse drug …

Background People with dementia are susceptible to adverse drug reactions (ADRs).
However, they are not always closely monitored for potential problems relating to their …

Aim The purpose of this study was to evaluate nurses' reporting of medication errors.
Background Improvement in medication error reporting is one of the major challenges in …

Objective: To explore registered nurses' experience of medication management in municipal
care of the elderly in Sweden, with a focus on their pharmacovigilant activities. Design: A …

Introduction Preventable adverse effects of medicines often pass unnoticed, but lead to real
harm. Intervention Nurse-led monitoring using the structured Adverse Drug Reaction (ADRe) …

The power and influence of healthcare systems comes largely from the ability to prescribe
efficacious medicine. However, medicine can sometimes cause harm rather than bring …

Aim To test an explanatory model of nurses' intention to report adverse drug reactions in
hospital settings, based on the theory of planned behaviour. Background Under‐reporting of …