Introduction Medication errors during drug manipulations in pediatric care pose significant
challenges to patient safety and optimal medication management. Epidemiological studies …

Purpose This study was performed to evaluate the clinical characteristics of, consequences
of, and factors associated with medication errors (MEs) that cause harm to pediatric patients …

Background Medication errors are the most common medical errors in the world. In
particular, pediatric patients are more susceptible to severe injuries and death. Despite their …

Background Digital solutions can help monitor medication safety in children who are often
excluded in clinical trials. The lack of reliable safety data often leads to either under-or over …

Background A drug therapy problem (DTP) is any undesirable event experienced by a
patient that accompanies drug therapy, prevents the patient from achieving their desired …

Background The rate of medication related problems is high in developing countries due to
the complexity of pediatrics medication management. Pediatric population should have their …

Aim To evaluate knowledge and performance levels regarding intravenous (IV) medication
administration to patients among nurses working in paediatric centers of Nepal. Design A …

Introduction Currently, patient safety and quality of care have become a public health
concern. However, medication administration errors are common in global medical settings …

Background: This study explores the associations between pediatric adverse events (PAEs)
and both hospital and patient characteristics within the inpatient hospital setting, specifically …

Background Medication reconciliation is an evidence-based practice that reduces
medication-related harm to patients. This study evaluated the effect of educational …