Objective To investigate the overall probability of error in preparing and administering
intravenous medicines; to identify at which stage of the process an error is most likely to …

Medication error (ME) is the most common preventable cause of adverse drug events which
negatively affects patient safety. Inadequate, low-quality studies plus wide estimation …

Traditional methods of delivering construction information, relying on paper-based shop
drawings, specifications, and verbal instructions, often lead to increased mental workload …

The objective of the study is to assess the medication errors and adherence to WHO
prescription writing guidelines in a tertiary care hospital. A prospective observational study …

Nurses have an essential role to play in ongoing patient surveillance. The quality of nursing
care patients receive has implications for both their recovery and long term health outcomes …

Objective We aimed to assess associations of physician's work overload, successive work
shifts, and work experience with physicians' risk to err. Materials and Methods This large …

Background We investigated the extent and frequency of dose errors and treatment delays
made as a consequence of preparing drug infusions at the bedside, rather than using pre …

ABSTRACT Objectives: In 2012, Ontario pharmacists were granted immunization privileges
to administer influenza vaccines to the public. This study explored the experiences and …

Abstract 'Preventability'is a crucial concept in the literature on adverse drug reactions
(ADRs). We have carried out a systematic review in order to identify and analyse the …

In the present study, we aimed to identify the incidence, type, and potential clinical
consequence of medication‐administration errors made in a mental health hospital, and to …