Introduction. Adverse events (AE) in the process of pharmacotherapy can have direct consequences on the health and life of a patient. Factors leading to AE are categorized in human and systematic ones. Among the latter ones, the most important are significant shortages of nursing staff as well as stress, fatigue and the Occupational Burnout Syndrome. Reporting of AE is a crucial pillar of prevention of adverse events in drug administration in nursing. Aim. The aim of the study was to identify and analyse the factors leading to adverse events in the pharmocotherapy process and to present methods of prevention AE. Material and Methods. The research was lead among 100 hospital nurses from Pomeranian region. A research and research questionnair...
Introduction. Persistent therapy, i.e., long-term, and intensive treatment, which does not bring imp...
Background Poor patients’ compliance in the treatment of hypertension is one of the common cau...
Background Effective treatment of hypertension remains a major problem in modern cardiology. Despite...
Introduction. Adverse events (AE) in the process of pharmacotherapy can have direct consequences on ...
Introduction. Caring for neurological patients in the elderly has in its scope many problems and dif...
Introduction. Satisfaction, facing problems and motivation are currently strategic points to be anal...
Introduction. Nosocomial infections affect all healthcare facilities around the world. Despite the d...
Cieślicka Agnieszka, Gębka Magda, Rząca Marcin, Kocka Katarzyna, Pietraszek Agata, Bartoszek Agniesz...
Background: Despite a decline since 1991, cardiovascular diseases (CVD) are the major burden on publ...
Background Non-pharmacological methods of treatment arecrucial to high blood pressure therapy. In th...
Background Cardiovascular diseases are the main cause of morbidity and mortality. Hypertension is th...
Background Almost milliard people on the world sufferfrom hypertension. Only about half of them is a...
Introduction. The specific character of nervous system diseases requires repeated and long-lasting h...
Introduction. WHO has recognized diabetes as a non-infectious epidemic disease. Due to the steady in...
Mortality due to ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm remains high, despite constant progress in the f...
Introduction. Persistent therapy, i.e., long-term, and intensive treatment, which does not bring imp...
Background Poor patients’ compliance in the treatment of hypertension is one of the common cau...
Background Effective treatment of hypertension remains a major problem in modern cardiology. Despite...
Introduction. Adverse events (AE) in the process of pharmacotherapy can have direct consequences on ...
Introduction. Caring for neurological patients in the elderly has in its scope many problems and dif...
Introduction. Satisfaction, facing problems and motivation are currently strategic points to be anal...
Introduction. Nosocomial infections affect all healthcare facilities around the world. Despite the d...
Cieślicka Agnieszka, Gębka Magda, Rząca Marcin, Kocka Katarzyna, Pietraszek Agata, Bartoszek Agniesz...
Background: Despite a decline since 1991, cardiovascular diseases (CVD) are the major burden on publ...
Background Non-pharmacological methods of treatment arecrucial to high blood pressure therapy. In th...
Background Cardiovascular diseases are the main cause of morbidity and mortality. Hypertension is th...
Background Almost milliard people on the world sufferfrom hypertension. Only about half of them is a...
Introduction. The specific character of nervous system diseases requires repeated and long-lasting h...
Introduction. WHO has recognized diabetes as a non-infectious epidemic disease. Due to the steady in...
Mortality due to ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm remains high, despite constant progress in the f...
Introduction. Persistent therapy, i.e., long-term, and intensive treatment, which does not bring imp...
Background Poor patients’ compliance in the treatment of hypertension is one of the common cau...
Background Effective treatment of hypertension remains a major problem in modern cardiology. Despite...