Rationale, aims and objectives In the past 2 decades, there has been an increasing interest
in simulation‐based learning programs to prevent medication error (ME). To improve …

Background: Nontechnical skills have an impact on health care outcomes and improve
patient safety. Situation awareness is core with the view that an understanding of the …

Objective To study the association of workarounds with medication administration errors
using barcode-assisted medication administration (BCMA), and to determine the frequency …

Objective This study evaluates the potential for improving patient safety by introducing a
metacognitive attention aid that enables clinicians to more easily access and use existing …

Background The purpose of this systematic review was to search, extract, appraise, and
synthesize research related to the use of hospital-based simulation with clinical nurses. The …

Aims and objectives To describe the factors pertaining to medication being administered to
the wrong patient and to describe how patient identification is mentioned in wrong‐patient …

Aims To map the themes and methods of nursing researches involving eye‐tracking as a
measurement, and offer suggestion for future nursing research using eye‐tracking. Design …

Objective The objective of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of two automated
medication systems in reducing medication administration errors. Design The study was a …

Background Timely identification of medication administration errors (MAEs) promises great
benefits for mitigating medication errors and associated harm. Despite previous efforts …

Methods Using a stratified quasi-randomized experiment design, we compared risk
perception attitudes of a control group of nursing students who received standard error …