Background: Quality-of-care improvement and prevention of practice errors is dependent on
nurses' adherence to the principles of patient safety. Aims: This paper aims to provide a …

Background Medication errors are a frequent phenomenon in nursing, as the nurses are
primarily responsible for preparation and administration of medications to patients. Little is …

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 …

Aggressive and violent behaviours often lead to the use of coercive interventions in health
and forensic institutions. Restraint minimization is now a legal or governmental requirement …

OBJETIVO Descrever a elaboração e validação de um checklist como estratégia de
administração segura de medicamentos. MÉTODO Estudo de validação por consenso de …

This paper presents findings of an observational study of the Registered Nurse (RN)
Medication Administration Process (MAP) conducted on two comparable medical units in a …

Safe medication management requires solid medication competence from the registered
nurse. The role of undergraduate nursing education is to provide possibility to develop this …

Objective: To describe the elaboration and validation of a checklist as a strategy for safe
drug administration. Method: It is a Validation study by consensus of experts conducted from …

Objective To explore the process of implementing medical orders by clinical nurses, and
identify specific areas of concern in the implementation process, and uncover strategies to …

Background: Opioid errors are a leading cause of patient harm and adversely impact
palliative care inpatients' pain and symptom management. Yet, the factors contributing to …