Background/objectives Dispensing errors can cause preventable patient harm such as
adverse drug events, hospitalisation, or death. The aim of this study was to systematically …

Aim To explore whether sleep deprivation contributes to medication errors in registered
nurses (RNs). Background Sleep deprivation is a potential issue for RNs, particularly those …

Purpose This study aimed to investigate the medication administration error perceptions
among Jordanian critical care nurses. Methods A cross-sectional, descriptive design was …

Medication administration errors could result in severe complications in critical care units.
This study investigated an association between chronotype, sleep quality and medication …

Medication errors (MEs) often prelude guilt and fear in health care professionals (HCPs),
thereby resulting in under-reporting and further compromising patient safety. To improve …

Background High-alert medications (HAMs) potentiate heightened risk of causing patient
harm ranging from 0.24 to 89.6 errors per 100 prescriptions. High-alert medications are …

Nurses play a vital role in the maintenance and promotion of patient safety, as well as
medication administration in hospitals. In one small state government-owned hospital in …

Background Medication errors in the intensive care setting continue to occur at significant
rates and are often associated with adverse events and potentially life-threatening …

La seguridad del paciente ha sido un tema ampliamente estudiado, en Colombia el
ministerio de salud y protección social describe que la seguridad implica la evaluación …

[spa] Objetivo: Analizar si la carga de trabajo influye en la seguridad del paciente y en la
aparición de ventos adversos en la unidad de cuidados intensivos. Metodología: Se realiza …