Study of medication errors in Western population of India

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Medication use is a complex process in a medical setting & Medication errors (ME) are a significant issues affecting patient safety & lead to dangerous consequences for them. Its root cause analysis (RCA) can help healthcare professionals regarding causative factors of ME. The aim of the study was to evaluate medication errors in the patient visiting multi specialty hospital. Total of 300 patients were observed with 117 ME (39%) cases considering 62 % were males & 38 % female patients. Out of 117 ME 28 % of Transcription errors, 62% of prescription errors,11 % of dispensing errors & 16 % Administration errors. 51% of medication errors were occurring in the age group of 40-60. RCA showed that prescription error was due to Illegible handwriting, Wrong Brand name prescribed; transcription error due to Wrong drug is transcribed; administrative error due to Wrong dose is administered, Wrong drug is administered while dispensing error due to Urgent dispensation not done within 10 to 15 minutes, Wrong dose dispensed. Final concluded with common medication errors were Prescription error & Transcription error accounts for 77% of the total error & it is according Pareto 80:20 principle.

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Ph.d(pursuing)from CHARUSAT;total 6.6 years of teaching & research experience;Research interest:Neuropharmacology, Cardiovascular Pharmacology,Ethanopharmacology,Clinical Research,Medication Errors,Drug Utilization & Pharmacoeconomic research, Publications:3; Conference/workshops attended: 15; Events coordinated - 2


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Medication use is a complex process in a medical setting & Medication errors (ME) are a significant issues affecting patient safety & lead to dangerous consequences for them. Its root cause analysis (RCA) can help healthcare professionals regarding causative factors of ME. The aim of the study was to evaluate medication errors in the patient visiting multi specialty hospital. Total of 300 patients were observed with 117 ME (39%) cases considering 62 % were males & 38 % female patients. Out of 117 ME 28 % of Transcription errors, 62% of prescription errors,11 % of dispensing errors & 16 % Administration errors. 51% of medication errors were occurring in the age group of 40-60. RCA showed that prescription error was due to Illegible handwriting, Wrong Brand name prescribed; transcription error due to Wrong drug is transcribed; administrative error due to Wrong dose is administered, Wrong drug is administered while dispensing error due to Urgent dispensation not done within 10 to 15 minutes, Wrong dose dispensed. Final concluded with common medication errors were Prescription error & Transcription error accounts for 77% of the total error & it is according Pareto 80:20 principle.

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  • Allgemeine Informationen
    • Sprache Englisch
    • Autor Nilay Solanki , Chaital Shah
    • Titel Study of medication errors in Western population of India
    • Veröffentlichung 11.08.2014
    • ISBN 3659573426
    • Format Kartonierter Einband
    • EAN 9783659573422
    • Jahr 2014
    • Größe H220mm x B150mm x T4mm
    • Untertitel Root cause analysis of Medication errors in western population at multispecialty hospital
    • Gewicht 102g
    • Genre Medizin
    • Anzahl Seiten 56
    • Herausgeber LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
    • GTIN 09783659573422

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