STRATEGIES TO REDUCE MEDICATION ERRORS BY POKA-YOKE CONCEPTS AND RECENT TRENDS IN HOSPITALS
Keywords:
STRATEGIES, REDUCE, MEDICATION ERRORS, POKA-YOKE CONCEPTS, HOSPITALS
Abstract
The most common medication errors encounted in hospitals are prescription/medication, ordering errors, dispensing, administration and medication recording errors. Contributing factors to these errors have largely not been reported in the hospital environment. In the community, inappropriate drugs, prescribing errors, administration errors and inappropriate dose errors are most common errors.
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Adams C. 1989. Computer generated medication Administration records. Nurse Manage, 20:22-3.
Brown HN, Brooks L., and Liner ST. 1993. LPNS as Medication nurses. Nurse manage, 24:83-4.
Bayer, P. C. 1994. Using Poka-Yoke (Mistake Proofing Devices) to ensure Quality. In IEEE 9th Applied Power Electronics Conference proceedings, 1: 201-204.
Kaushal R., Shojania KG., Bates DW. 2003. Effects of computerized physician order entry and Clinical decision support system on Medication Safety: A Systematic Review –Arch. Interm med. 163: 1409-16.
Leape, LL, Brennan TA, laird N. et al. 1991. The nature of adverse events in hospitalized patients. Results of the Harvard Medical Practice Study”. N. Engl / Med, 324:377-84.
NHMRC. How to review the evidence: Systematic Identification and Review the Scientific Literature. Handbook series in Preparing Clinical Practice Guidelines Canberra: National Health & Medical Research Council, 2000; endorsed November 1999. Report No.: ISBN 1864960329.
Roughead EE., Gilbert, AL., Primrose, JG., Sansore, LN. Drug Related Hospital Administration: A Review of Australian Studies. Published 1996-98 (1998-168:405-8)
Whitman, GR., Kim, Y., Davidson, LJ., Wolf, GA., Wang, S. 2002. The Impact of Staffing on patient outcomes across Speciality of Units. Nurse and Admin.
How to Cite
Rashmi C. Sattigeri, & Dr. D. G. Kulkarni. (2020). STRATEGIES TO REDUCE MEDICATION ERRORS BY POKA-YOKE CONCEPTS AND RECENT TRENDS IN HOSPITALS. International Journal of Applied Service Marketing Perspectives, 9(01), 3692-3695. Retrieved from https://asmp.gfer.org/index.php/asmp/article/view/37
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