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Pediatric Antidepressant Medication Errors in a National Error Reporting Database
Journal of Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics, 2010To describe inpatient and outpatient pediatric antidepressant medication errors.We analyzed all error reports from the United States Pharmacopeia MEDMARX database, from 2003 to 2006, involving antidepressant medications and patients younger than 18 years.Of the 451 error reports identified, 95% reached the patient, 6.4% reached the patient and ...
Michael L, Rinke +5 more
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Journal of Infusion Nursing, 2006
Medication errors can be harmful, especially if they involve the intravenous (IV) route of administration. A mixed-methodology study using a 5-year review of 73,769 IV-related medication errors from a national medication error reporting program indicates that between 3% and 5% of these errors were harmful.
Rodney W, Hicks, Shawn C, Becker
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Medication errors can be harmful, especially if they involve the intravenous (IV) route of administration. A mixed-methodology study using a 5-year review of 73,769 IV-related medication errors from a national medication error reporting program indicates that between 3% and 5% of these errors were harmful.
Rodney W, Hicks, Shawn C, Becker
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Hospital-reported medical errors in premature neonates*
Pediatric Critical Care Medicine, 2004To determine the national rate of hospital-reported medical errors in premature neonates and describe the patient and organizational characteristics associated with their occurrence.Nonconcurrent, cohort study.The Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project (HCUP) contains discharge data collected at community hospitals sited in >20 states.All neonatal ...
David E, Kanter +2 more
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Medication Error Reporting: A Survey of Nursing Staff
Journal of Nursing Care Quality, 2000The objective of this article is to describe findings from a medication error (ME) survey, to estimate the extent of ME underreporting by comparison of survey results with written incident reports (IRs), and to determine factors associated with IR reporting of MEs. Participants were registered nurses from the 38-bed infant unit of a pediatric hospital.
J A, Antonow, A B, Smith, M P, Silver
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The intention to report medication error.
Medicine and law, 2012The aim of this study is to use the Azjen & Madden Theory of Planned Behavior to identify the factors influencing the intention or non-intention of community nurses to report adverse incidents. A convenience sample of community nurses completed a questionnaire. The findings fully or partially confirmed the study's three hypotheses. The factors found to
Nili, Tabak, Silvia, Fleishman
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Classification Scheme for Incident Reports of Medication Errors
2019This study aimed to develop a classification scheme for retrieving information from incident reports of medication errors. This 15-category classification scheme captures minimal medication-incident related information from incident reports and thus serves as an information model for automatic information retrieval solution. The automatic solution uses
Yuko Shiima, Zoie Shui-Yee Wong
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Competency-Based Medication Administration and Error Reporting
Journal of Nursing EducationBackground: Accuracy is needed with medication administration, a skill that involves rule-based habits and clinical reasoning. This pilot study investigated the use of an evidence-based checklist for accuracy with oral medication administration and error reporting among prelicensure nursing students.
Mary, Agoglia +3 more
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Voluntary reporting of medication errors
American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 2002openaire +2 more sources