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Origins of and solutions for neonatal medication-dispensing errors
American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 2010Five cases of sound-alike, look-alike, neonatal medication-dispensing errors and their resolution are reviewed.In 2008, there were five cases in which look-alike or sound-alike neonatal medication-dispensing errors occurred at our institution. A mix-up between neonatal and adult or pediatric products occurred in four of the five cases.
Jason B, Sauberan +3 more
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Accuracy of technicians and pharmacists in identifying dispensing errors
American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 1994The accuracies with which pharmacists and technicians checked medications in a unit dose distribution system were compared. The study was conducted at three large hospitals in Washington State. From August through October 1991, technicians filled unit dose medication drawers and pharmacists verified the accuracy of each fill (pharmacist verification ...
J E, Ness, S D, Sullivan, A, Stergachis
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Ugeskrift for laeger, 2006
Most Danish hospitals have ward-based medication supply systems: frequently used drugs are stored in ward drug cupboards and dispensed by nursing staff. The objective of this study was to describe the frequency of dispensing errors and to identify risk factors.Cross-sectional study conducted on five hospital wards.
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Most Danish hospitals have ward-based medication supply systems: frequently used drugs are stored in ward drug cupboards and dispensed by nursing staff. The objective of this study was to describe the frequency of dispensing errors and to identify risk factors.Cross-sectional study conducted on five hospital wards.
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Responsibility for clinical and dispensing errors
2009Accuracy checking technicians (ACTs) follow standardoperating procedures (SOP) to check the accuracy of dispensedprescriptions, clinically checked by a pharmacist.[1]Staffdirected by the Code of Ethics are professionally accountablefor their own working practises and work performed under theirsupervision.[2]Currently, there is no requirement for ACTs ...
Brown, NS +8 more
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Microcomputer-assisted monitoring of medication-dispensing errors
American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 1989A microcomputer-based program for collecting and monitoring data on medication-dispensing errors made by pharmacy personnel is described, along with the policies and procedures for dealing with the responsible employees. The program was implemented at a 964-bed teaching hospital. When a medication-dispensing error is suspected, the director of pharmacy
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A Sample of Dispensing Errors Reported
American Pharmacy, 1993N M, Davis, M R, Cohen
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Understanding dispensing errors and risk
The Pharmaceutical Journal, 2020Phipps, Denham; id_orcid 0000-0003-0857-2890 +4 more
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Pharmacist Resignation and the Risk of Dispensing Error
American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 1988M K, Slack, L N, Larson
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Learning Lessons from Dispensing Errors
American Pharmacy, 1994N M, Davis, M R, Cohen
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