Background. Medical errors are the third leading cause of death in the United States.
Reporting of all medical errors is important to better understand the problem and to …

With the advent of the information age and technological development, the importance of
digital health technologies has increased. Subsequently, nursing informatics has been …

Purpose This study aimed to identify the perceptions and attitudes of pediatricians and
parents/caregivers regarding medication errors at home, and to compare the findings from …

Background: Nursing informatics is an important quality resource for patient care, which
promotes, enhances, and increases the organization's growth and influences the …

Pharmacoepidemiology is the study of drug use and its effects in a diverse population in real-
world settings. The pharmacoepidemiology approach has been proven to provide evidence …

Background: Despite focused efforts on error prevention, the incidence of medication errors
(MEs) occurring in the health care system continues a concern. Patient harm can be …

Background: One of the most frequent medical mistakes that lower patient safety and
mortality is medication errors in HIV/AIDS patients. A structured reporting system is …

Background: Nursing errors constitute the largest cause of mortality worldwide. Error
reporting is critical for lowering the number of errors and enhancing patient safety. By …

A segurança dos doentes vem ao longo das últimas décadas a ganhar importância no
decorrer dos cuidados de saúde, nomeadamente no doente pediátrico. As características …

Background: Medical errors can lead to a consequential number of deaths, which can have
great repercussions on public health and patient safety. Medical errors must be reported as …