PREOPERATIVE AND INTRAOPERATIVE RISKS OF ERRORS IN CYSTS SURGERY OF THE BILE DUCTS IN CHILDREN by E. A. Yakubov

“…The article presents the most frequent complications, their causes and features of treatment approach. CONCLUSIONS. Diagnostic and tactical errors were made due to low awareness of doctors regarding cystic transformations of the bile duct and lack of clear symptoms of dynamic characteristics of clinical signs of the defect. …”
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Analysis of errors in endodontic treatment according to cone-beam computed tomography by E. P. Zinkovskaya, E. V. Chestnykh, L. A. Goreva, I. O. Larichkin, N. V. Shedyakova, E. L. Zakharova

“…In 16.79% of cases, the removal of filling material outside the root canal was noted. 10.54% of teeth with insufficient root canal filling depth and 6.64% of teeth with a missing root canal were also identified.CONCLUSIONS. There is a decrease in the incidence of the most common errors of endodontic treatment. …”
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Legal consequences, measures of prevention and reduction of medical malpractice cases (errors) by A. O. Yanchuk, A. O. Zaporozhchenko, I. P. Katerynchuk, S. O. Kuznichenko, A. V. Kryzhanovska

“…Here we mean the occurrence of legal consequences in committing an error of law. Conclusions. For a more complete understanding of cases of legal consequences the following regulatory measures of prevention of medical malpractice cases are necessary: establishment of an effective system of prudential internal control of defects in the medical care; specialised training for medical personnel on methods of detection of medical malpractices, their prediction and prompt elimination of possible consequences; instrumental, functional and system-structural measures for reducing risks of medical malpractice, namely: actions for reducing medical errors caused by system determinants (failures, disorders, etc.), actions for reducing medical errors made in prescribing and applying medicaments, medical errors happened because of the medical intervention, surgical in particular; improvement of the legal support of guarantees of patients and doctors rights for a safe delivery of medical aid and prevention of medical errors.…”
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Medication errors in community pharmacies: a systematic review of the international literature. by Maguy Saffouh El Hajj, Rayah Asiri, Andy Husband, Adam Todd

“…While formal systems in hospitals exist to address medication errors, there is less evidence in community pharmacies. …”
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Paediatric Emergency Nurses’ Perception of Medication Errors: A Qualitative Study by Blanca Collado-González, Ignacio Fernández-López, Valentina Urtubia-Herrera, Ana María Palmar-Santos, Eva García-Perea, María Victoria Navarta-Sánchez

“…Adverse events, particularly medication errors, cause harm to patients, especially the paediatric population in the emergency department. …”
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Software and Hardware Control System for Implementing the Balance Error Scoring System by Oksana Blavt, Gennadii Iedynak, Lesia Galamanzhuk, Tetyana Helzhynska, Yurii Kachurak, Yulia Mykhalskа, Liubov Levandovska, Rostyslav Tymkovych

“…The study aimed to determine the degree of reliability and validity of the “Balance Error Scoring System” (BESS) for students after blast TBI implemented by the developed software and hardware control system. …”
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Method of the Cyclotorsion Error Compensation for Myopic Astigmatism during SMILE Surgery by G. A. Gamidov, I. A. Mushkova, S. V. Kostenev, A. A. Gamidov

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Prediction of Transmission Error of Cable Precision Drive based on BP Neural Network by Xie Hongwei, Tao Zhong, Zhou Xiaoguang, Hou Junzhan, Zhang Weiguo, Wang Honghao

“…And the biggest value is 5. 6 mrad,the prediction error is less than 0. 294 mrad. In conclusion,the double hidden layer BP neural network is effective to predict transmission error.…”
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Typical Lexical Errors in Russian Speech of Greek Students (Level A2) by N. L. Fedotova, (. Z. Stamboleva

“…The conclusion about the impropriety of dividing errors in foreign speech to “communicatively significant and insignificant” is made. …”
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Reliability of the Balance Error Scoring System test is maintained during remote administration by Joey Planchet, Camden R Lynch, Pamella L Mozzer, Daniel Seichepine

“…Aim: This study investigates if scores on the Balance Error Scoring System (BESS) are affected when administered remotely. …”
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Investigate the role of of Human Error in non-fatal accidents drivers the province of Yazd by Gh Halvani, P azad, S zakyan, R Soltani Gerdefaramarzi, B Kouhnavard

“…The purpose of this study was to investigate the role of human error in accidents in driver's terminals once the province of Yazd. …”
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Illegible handwriting and other prescription errors on prescriptions at National District Hospital, Bloemfontein by H Brits, A Botha, L Niksch, R Terblanché, K Venter, G Joubert

“…Aim: The aim of the study was to determine whether illegible doctors’ handwriting and other factors that can lead to dispensing errors occur on prescriptions at National District Hospital. …”
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Disparities in medication error reporting: a focus on patients with select protected characteristics by Raliat Onatade, Suki Bassi, Oscar Jakubiel Smith

“…The results of this study show that these characteristics were negatively related to the number of medication incidents reported.Conclusion This study demonstrates that further systematic support is required to reduce the variations in medicine error reporting for patients with key protected characteristics. …”
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Errors in Clinical Practice and Organizational Constraints: The Role of Leadership in Improving Patients’ Safety by Eleonora Moraca, Francesco Zaghini, Jacopo Fiorini, Alessandro Sili

“…The structural equation model showed that leadership styles partially mediated the relationship between organizational constraints and errors. Conclusion: Healthcare organizations should promote and support head nurses in the adoption of ethical and authentic leadership to mediate organizational constraint effects, reduce errors, and enhance the caring quality. …”
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Evaluation of the Effect of Educational Intervention on the Error of Insurance Documents on Deductions in Hospitalization Records by Mahmood Mousavi, Zohreh Karimiankakolaki

“…In the intervention hospital, the highest decrease in deductions in the hoteling service was from 235 (12.8%) to 2 (0.2%) cases (p < .001) and for medicines from 335 (18.2%) to 56 (6%) cases (p < .001). Conclusion: The results demonstrated thatstaff training on the error in Covid-19 insurance documents during the corona pandemic outbreak has reduced the number of insurance deductions in Covid-19 patients' records.…”
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INTERLEAVING BURST ERROR ELEMENTS IN INFORMATION ARRAYS USING THE METHOD OF INDEX STRUCTURISATION by I. P. Kadiev, P. A. Kadiev, B. R. Kudaev

“…Objectives. “Burst errors” representing groups of accidentally or intentionally distorted or “erased” characters in blocks of information arrays violate the integrity of their content. …”
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The Correlation Between Eye Strain on Visual Acuity with Refractive Error Among Children by Kannan Uma Soundari, G Bhuvaneswari, A. Helen. M. Perdita

“…In contrast, the control group had no significant improvement in visual acuity reduction in refractive error. Conclusion: This finding concludes that the children were having eye strain, which impacts the visual acuity could be incorporated with sociodemographic variables and eye health variables with convergence insufficiency symptoms among participants.…”
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Relationship Between the Results of the Landing Error Scoring System and Trunk Muscle Thickness by Yuki Muramoto, Hironobu Kuruma

“…# Background A landing error scoring system (LESS) is widely used to evaluate landing maneuvers. …”
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Situation analysis of the social enterprises engaged in refractive error services delivery in Kenya by Shadrack Muma, Kovin Shunmugam Naidoo, Rekha Hansraj

“…Partnership, technology, cross-subsidization and skills development were identified as ideal for SE integration. Conclusion This study found that SEs are worthy for integration into the eye health ecosystem to complement the dominant CE for effective refractive error service delivery. …”
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Altered BOLD response during inhibitory and error processing in adolescents with anorexia nervosa. by Christina Wierenga, Amanda Bischoff-Grethe, A James Melrose, Emily Grenesko-Stevens, Zoë Irvine, Angela Wagner, Alan Simmons, Scott Matthews, Wai-Ying Wendy Yau, Christine Fennema-Notestine, Walter H Kaye

“…However, the degree to which these functional brain alterations are related to disease state and whether error processing is altered in AN individuals is unknown.…”
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