Objectives Lack of clarity on the definition of “patient engagement” has been highlighted as
a barrier to fully implementing patient engagement in research. This study identified themes …

Aims and objectives To review the current literature about nurses' clinical reasoning
practices that support safe medication administration. Background The literature about …

Nurses have a unique role and responsibility in medication administration, in that they are
frequently the final person to check to see that the medication is correctly prescribed and …

Abstract Background Medication errors (MEs) are among the most common types of
incidents reported in Australian and international hospitals. There is no uniform method of …

Aims and Objectives To describe undergraduate student nurse responses to a simulated
role‐play experience focussing on managing interruptions during medication administration …

Background High-alert medications pose a greater risk of causing significant harm to
patients if used in error. The Joint Commission requires that hospitals define institution …

Patients with severe infections are exposed to very high mortality [1]. Early suspicion and
recognition of organ failure along with effective and fast source control is the primary way to …

Aims and objectives To describe nurses' perspectives on how an e‐message system
supports communication between hospital and home care nurses in relation to medication …

Introduction. Medication errors are widely reported for hospitalised patients, but limited data
are available for medication errors that occur in community-based and clinical settings …

Background Medication errors [MEs] continue to be an area of concern both nationally and
internationally. Methods Sixty-eight reflective summaries detailing reasons for medication …