Poorly designed labels and packaging are key contributors to medication errors. To identify attributes of labels and dosing tools that could be improved, we examined the extent to which dosing error rates are affected by tool characteristics (ie, type, marking complexity) and discordance between units of measurement on labels and dosing tools; along with differences by health literacy and language
Children are dependent on their caregivers to accurately administer medication to them. To determine...
Objective: To compare the incidence and severity rating of dose prescribing errors before and after ...
Oral liquid medications are common type of dosage form prescribed to children. Caregiver responsible...
Some experts recommend eliminating “teaspoon” and “tablespoon” terms from pediatric medication dosin...
Article; Early AccessThis study aimed to assess the accuracy of liquid drug dose measurements made b...
Medication administration error contributes to deaths and injury in hospitals, especially in the are...
Summary: Although children are prescribed medications in 30 percent to 50 percent of ...
Medication administration error contributes to deaths and injury in hospitals, especially in the are...
In paediatric medicine, drug doses are usually calculated individually based on the patient's age, w...
OBJECTIVE: To determine the prevalence of potential dosing errors of medication dispensed to childre...
Children are a particularly challenging group of patients when trying to ensure the safe use of medi...
Objective: To identify studies that highlighted medication administration problems experienced by pa...
Background Liquid medication dosing errors (LMDE) made by caregivers affect treatment in children, b...
Prescribing errors affect the safety of patients of all ages, however, the risk of prescribing error...
Objective To compare the incidence and severity rating of dose prescribing errors before and after t...
Children are dependent on their caregivers to accurately administer medication to them. To determine...
Objective: To compare the incidence and severity rating of dose prescribing errors before and after ...
Oral liquid medications are common type of dosage form prescribed to children. Caregiver responsible...
Some experts recommend eliminating “teaspoon” and “tablespoon” terms from pediatric medication dosin...
Article; Early AccessThis study aimed to assess the accuracy of liquid drug dose measurements made b...
Medication administration error contributes to deaths and injury in hospitals, especially in the are...
Summary: Although children are prescribed medications in 30 percent to 50 percent of ...
Medication administration error contributes to deaths and injury in hospitals, especially in the are...
In paediatric medicine, drug doses are usually calculated individually based on the patient's age, w...
OBJECTIVE: To determine the prevalence of potential dosing errors of medication dispensed to childre...
Children are a particularly challenging group of patients when trying to ensure the safe use of medi...
Objective: To identify studies that highlighted medication administration problems experienced by pa...
Background Liquid medication dosing errors (LMDE) made by caregivers affect treatment in children, b...
Prescribing errors affect the safety of patients of all ages, however, the risk of prescribing error...
Objective To compare the incidence and severity rating of dose prescribing errors before and after t...
Children are dependent on their caregivers to accurately administer medication to them. To determine...
Objective: To compare the incidence and severity rating of dose prescribing errors before and after ...
Oral liquid medications are common type of dosage form prescribed to children. Caregiver responsible...