Hospital Nursing and Medication Safety

How to involve hospital caregivers to promote drug safety Over the years, drug safety culture has become a top priority; focus on integrating a secure content culture into caregiver participation It is not applied. The purpose of the drug safety culture is to reduce the harm to patients and healthcare providers through systematic effectiveness and individual performance (Cronewett et al., 2007) A number of threats to patient safety remain, All medical interfaces are erroneous.

The purpose of this paper is to review and evaluate literature that influences the influence of barcode drug management technology on reduction of nurse's mistakes in dosing in hospital environment. The use of technology (LMIC) in hospital environments in middle and low income countries is a solution for advancing that medical system (Burney, Mahmood & Abbas, 2010). Impact on the impact of BCMA technology to enable stakeholders in health sector to understand LMIC implementation plan, directly conduct new research, and strengthen nursing practice to promote patient safety It is necessary to conduct a comprehensive assessment of the literature to evaluate the evidence of the factors that exerts on it.

Factors Affecting the Influence of Barcode Drug Management Techniques on Reduction of Drug Administration Errors

How to involve hospital caregivers to promote drug safety Over the years, drug safety culture has become a top priority; focus on integrating a secure content culture into caregiver participation It is not applied. Theoretical Care Model Jean Watson's care theory contains evidence-based questions that nurses cause preventable medication errors. Medical care is changing. In other words, the nurse needs to bear more responsibility. Nurses may need to increase working load and deal with increased patient needs by prolonging working hours. Watson's Human Care Theory recognizes that care and vigilance are important in nursing

Safety of patients during hospitalization is one of their rights and is a priority for health care workers. Errors occurring during medical / intervention or patient hospitalization have attracted the attention of medical researchers over the past decade. Errors in the hospital environment include many events such as patient falling, misuse tool usage, pain, nosocomial infection, inappropriate management of clinical conditions, and misdirected. A medicine error is defined as "a preventable event that could result in the use of inappropriate medication or patient injury or cause injury when the medicine is under the control of a medical professional, patient or consumer" I will.

In one study, we examined the perception of patient's safety of drugs and examined two ways to improve drug safety. The first method is about communication between the patient and the nurse during drug administration. The second is the same range, but it is referred to after administration. In this review article we will explain the contribution of nurses to reduce the incidence of medication errors. Nurses who are cautious about taking precautionary measures against medication errors are important factors to prevent medication errors. In addition to the role of clinical nurses in preventing misoperation, it is important for administrators and educators. Researchers also argue that changes in the characteristics of drug management in medical systems are another factor to protect patients from drug errors.