The purpose of this body of work was to address medication errors and safe medication administration practices in relation to practicing nurses and nursing students via several different approaches. These different approaches will be presented as three separate papers but interrelated themes. The specific purpose for each paper and the corresponding research questions were addressed individually in each chapter. The approach used in the first paper was a systematic literature search of medication administration errors and the pediatric population; five themes emerged including the incidence rate of medication administration errors, specific medications involved in medication administration errors and classification of the errors, why medica...
Objective: This paper surveys current literature related to medication administration errors, the ro...
Obejctive: Identify the factors related to the professional practice of nursing what lead to errors ...
Objective: This paper surveys current literature related to medication administration errors, the ro...
Background: Medication errors are a serious concern and often due to multiple factors. The largest w...
Safe medication administration and its documentation is a critical issue in patient safety. The purp...
This study aims to outline the current workplace culture of medication practice in a pediatric medic...
This study aims to outline the current workplace culture of medication practice in a pediatric medic...
Errors in administering medicines are common and can compromise the care and safety of patients. Thi...
The safe administration of medications to clients in a health care environment is a responsibility o...
Abstract Background: Medication errors are multifactorial incidents affecting patients, providers, a...
Current status: Currently, the safety of patients is a key element in the provision of safe and high...
Medication errors have serious consequences for patients, their families and care givers. Reduction ...
Aim To explore the nurses role in the process of medication management and identify the challenges a...
Aims: Medication error is a persistent and far-reaching clinical problem. Unsafe medication practice...
Background: Medication error is the most common adverse event for hospitalised children and can lead...
Objective: This paper surveys current literature related to medication administration errors, the ro...
Obejctive: Identify the factors related to the professional practice of nursing what lead to errors ...
Objective: This paper surveys current literature related to medication administration errors, the ro...
Background: Medication errors are a serious concern and often due to multiple factors. The largest w...
Safe medication administration and its documentation is a critical issue in patient safety. The purp...
This study aims to outline the current workplace culture of medication practice in a pediatric medic...
This study aims to outline the current workplace culture of medication practice in a pediatric medic...
Errors in administering medicines are common and can compromise the care and safety of patients. Thi...
The safe administration of medications to clients in a health care environment is a responsibility o...
Abstract Background: Medication errors are multifactorial incidents affecting patients, providers, a...
Current status: Currently, the safety of patients is a key element in the provision of safe and high...
Medication errors have serious consequences for patients, their families and care givers. Reduction ...
Aim To explore the nurses role in the process of medication management and identify the challenges a...
Aims: Medication error is a persistent and far-reaching clinical problem. Unsafe medication practice...
Background: Medication error is the most common adverse event for hospitalised children and can lead...
Objective: This paper surveys current literature related to medication administration errors, the ro...
Obejctive: Identify the factors related to the professional practice of nursing what lead to errors ...
Objective: This paper surveys current literature related to medication administration errors, the ro...