Background: Medication errors can cause severe injuries and may lead to death. Electronic health records (EHRs) that are well designed and implemented could help to reduce medication errors. The medication management process needs close study to understand how medication safety metrics evolve as hospitals mature in terms of their EHR implementation. Objective: To examine the effect of adopting EHRs on medication errors at the Royal Commission Hospital in Jubail, Saudi Arabia, a Health Information Management System Society (HIMSS) stage 6 hospital. Methods: This study had a quasi-experimental time-series design. Retrospective data were collected for 1.5-year periods before and after implementation of EHRs. The variables analyzed were obtain...
Research on the impact of hospital technology on medication safety usually focuses on prescribing an...
INTRODUCTION: In hospitals where computerised physician order entry systems will not be available in...
The patient safety movement was triggered by publications showing that modern health care is more un...
Closed-loop electronic medication management systems (EMMS) have been seen as a potential technology...
Expectations to Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems in healthcare are high when it comes to redu...
Technology has changed the practice of pharmacy. Many systems are now part of an ever increasingly i...
Closed-loop electronic medication management systems (EMMS) have been seen as a potential technology...
INTRODUCTION[|]The alarming rate of occurrence of Patients Safety Events (PSEs) with all its ugly co...
Purpose This study, conducted in five safety‐net practices, including two nurse‐managed health cent...
The current dissertation study analyzes whether the volume of medication errors in which years prior...
Abstract Background The aim of the study was to explore the impact of the implementation of an elect...
ObjectivesTo describe the frequency of the different types of medication-related incidents that caus...
© 2019 The Society of Hospital Pharmacists of Australia Background: Medication errors in hospitals a...
The suspected cost of medication errors in clinical practice is an annual $1.69 billion dollars. A t...
Background: Medication errors are the main reason of the adverse events in a healthcare setup and it...
Research on the impact of hospital technology on medication safety usually focuses on prescribing an...
INTRODUCTION: In hospitals where computerised physician order entry systems will not be available in...
The patient safety movement was triggered by publications showing that modern health care is more un...
Closed-loop electronic medication management systems (EMMS) have been seen as a potential technology...
Expectations to Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems in healthcare are high when it comes to redu...
Technology has changed the practice of pharmacy. Many systems are now part of an ever increasingly i...
Closed-loop electronic medication management systems (EMMS) have been seen as a potential technology...
INTRODUCTION[|]The alarming rate of occurrence of Patients Safety Events (PSEs) with all its ugly co...
Purpose This study, conducted in five safety‐net practices, including two nurse‐managed health cent...
The current dissertation study analyzes whether the volume of medication errors in which years prior...
Abstract Background The aim of the study was to explore the impact of the implementation of an elect...
ObjectivesTo describe the frequency of the different types of medication-related incidents that caus...
© 2019 The Society of Hospital Pharmacists of Australia Background: Medication errors in hospitals a...
The suspected cost of medication errors in clinical practice is an annual $1.69 billion dollars. A t...
Background: Medication errors are the main reason of the adverse events in a healthcare setup and it...
Research on the impact of hospital technology on medication safety usually focuses on prescribing an...
INTRODUCTION: In hospitals where computerised physician order entry systems will not be available in...
The patient safety movement was triggered by publications showing that modern health care is more un...