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 …

Background The aim of the third WHO challenge released in 2017 was to attain a global
commitment to lessen the severity and to prevent medication-related harm by 50% within the …

Background Effective teamwork and communication are imperative for patient safety and
quality care. Communication errors and human failures are considered the main source of …

Reporting medication errors is crucial for improving quality of care and patient safety in
acute care settings. To date, little is known about how reporting varies between early and …

Abstract Aims and Objectives To examine the predictors and outcomes of patient safety
culture (PSC) among oncology nurses working in public Saudi hospitals according to …

Aim This study aimed to systematically review empirical evidence on factors influencing
nurses to report medication errors and near misses. Background There is underreporting of …

Introduction Medication errors have a significant impact on patient safety and professional
practice. The widespread under-reporting of errors by clinicians indicates the critical need …

Background: Error communication includes both reporting errors to superiors and disclosing
their consequences to patients and their families. It significantly contributes to error …

Background Reviewing the epidemiological profile of medication errors (MEs) reported by
African countries and the systems put in place to report such errors is crucial because …

Background: Medication Error (ME) is a major patient safety concern in Intensive Care Units
(ICUs). Critical care nurses play a crucial role in the safe administration of medication. This …