Predictors of procedural errors in class II resin composite restorations using bitewing radiographs by Abdulrahman A. Balhaddad, Nawaf AlGhamdi, Mohammed Alqahtani, Osama A. Alsulaiman, Ali Alshammari, Malik J. Farraj, Ahmed A. Alsulaiman

“…Restorations with a margin coronal to the cemento-enamel junction (CEJ) had 0.44 the risk of external gap compared to those restorations with a margin apical to the CEJ (OR = 0.44; CI = 0.29–0.66; P = <0.0001). Conclusion: Our findings suggested a higher incidence of procedural errors in restoring premolars and MOD cavity preparations. …”
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Psychometric evaluation of the exercise-related cognitive errors questionnaire among Chinese emerging adults by Mengyao Guo, Jin Kuang, Ting Wang, Fabian Herold, Alyx Taylor, Jonathan Leo Ng, Jonathan Leo Ng, M. Mahbub Hossain, M. Mahbub Hossain, Arthur F. Kramer, Arthur F. Kramer, Robert Schinke, Zhihui Cheng, Liye Zou

“…In accordance with the literature, we also observed positive associations between the six dimensions of E-CEQ-C and the constructs of the CD-Quest-C, which provided concurrent validity evidence for the E-CEQ-C.ConclusionThis study showed that E-CEQ-C is a psychometrically sound measure to assess exercise-related cognitive errors in Chinese-speaking populations.…”
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Linearization of randomly excited nonlinear systems by using local mean square error criterion by Luu Xuan Hung

“…The new conclusions more clarify the significance of this technique. …”
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Ergonomic interventions and endodontic treatment outcomes: An analysis of dentist working posture and error rates by Ruslan Ratushnyi, Olha Stakhanska

“…Additionally, the research highlighted the significant impact of a dentist's handedness and tooth position in the dental arch on treatment ergonomics and efficiency, as observed and analyzed through ergonomic assessments and statistical methods. Conclusions: The study conclusively demonstrated that optimal positioning and alignment during dental procedures significantly contribute to a reduction in procedural errors, underscoring the importance of ergonomics in clinical dentistry.…”
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Causal analysis and impact of a systematic error detected about consumption associated with trastuzumab by Nuria Bujaldón Querejeta, Dolores Camacho Romera, José Antonio Pomares Pastor, María Sánchez Garnes, Mauricio Martínez Ramírez, Mercedes González Delgado

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STUDENTS’ ERROR ANALYSIS IN SOLVING PROBABILITY STORY QUESTIONS BASED ON REVISED NEWMAN THEOREM by Dyah Nirmala Sani, R Rosnawati

“…The specific factors of student errors are not thorough students, being in a hurry, having difficulty understanding the questions, did not master the material, forgetting the formula, hesitating in determining the formula, not re-check the answers, and were unable to write the final project answers/conclusions. …”
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Medical Error Prevalence, Nursing Power, and Structural Empowerment: A Serial Mediation Analysis by Wafa’a Ta’an

“…Conclusions and Implications. This study sheds light on the intricate connection of structural empowerment, formal and informal power, and their collective impact on reducing medical errors. …”
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Investigation of influence of objective function valley ratio on the determination error of its minimum coordinates by A. V. Smirnov

“…However, by using the artificial neural network model, an approximation R2 ~ 0.97 was achieved.Conclusions. The obtained relations may be used for estimating the expected error of extremum coordinates in optimization problems. …”
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Understanding Medication Errors in Intensive Care Settings and Operating Rooms—A Systematic Review by Katarzyna Kwiecień-Jaguś, Wioletta Mędrzycka-Dąbrowska, Monika Kopeć

“…<i>Conclusions:</i> Medication errors in the operating room and intensive care are high. …”
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Trends of Sampling Error in Surface Air Temperature on the Tibetan Plateau during Recent Decades by Wei Hua, Tianci Huang, Zouxin Lin, Lihua Zhu, Xin Wang, Guangzhou Fan

“…Understanding errors in surface air temperature (SAT) data and related uncertainties is crucial for climate studies because of their impact on the accuracy of statistical inferences in scientific conclusions. …”
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Hormonal Crossroads in Inborn Errors of the Metabolism Impact of Puberty and Dietary Interventions on Metabolic Health by Thomas Lundqvist, Rasmus Stenlid, Maria Halldin

“…<b>Background/Objectives</b>: Inborn errors of metabolism (IEMs) represent a diverse group of genetic disorders characterized by enzymatic defects that disrupt metabolic pathways, leading to toxic metabolite accumulation, deficits, or impaired macromolecule synthesis. …”
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Frequency and Distribution of Refractive Error in Adult Life: Methodology and Findings of the UK Biobank Study. by Phillippa M Cumberland, Yanchun Bao, Pirro G Hysi, Paul J Foster, Christopher J Hammond, Jugnoo S Rahi, UK Biobank Eyes & Vision Consortium

“…The frequency of hypermetropia increased with age (7% at 40-44 years increasing to 46% at 65-69 years), was higher in women and its severity was associated with ethnicity (moderate or high hypermetropia at least 30% less likely in non-White ethnic groups compared to White).<h4>Conclusions</h4>Refractive error is a significant public health issue for the UK and this study provides contemporary data on adults for planning services, health economic modelling and monitoring of secular trends. …”
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Model error propagation in a compatible tree volume, biomass, and carbon prediction system by James A. Westfall, Philip J. Radtke, David M. Walker, John W. Coulston

“…As such, whole tree biomass and carbon tended to have less model uncertainty than the constituent components primarily due to fewer contributing sources. Conclusions Although a wide range of outcomes are realized across the various volume, biomass, and carbon components, increases in the standard error of the population estimate due to model uncertainty were always less than 5% and usually smaller than 3%. …”
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Threats That Arise From Within: Changes in Error Processing and the Prospective Prediction of Everyday Avoidance by Claudia R. Becker, Richard Morris, Annmarie MacNamara

“…In addition, smaller time 2 ERNs were correlated with increased time 2 everyday avoidance. Conclusions: Heightened elaborative error processing (indicative of sensitivity to endogenous threat) is predictive of increased everyday avoidance over 1 year. …”
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Australian Dentists' Knowledge of the Consequences of Interpretive Errors in Dental Radiographs and Potential Mitigation Measures by Shwetha Hegde, Shanika Nanayakkara, Stephen Cox, Rajesh Vasa, Jinlong Gao

“…Conclusions The survey provides valuable practical insights into the consequences and targeted measures to minimize the occurrence of interpretive errors. …”
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Investigating the status of the second victims of error and related factors in nurses: a description study by Fardin Shahbazzadeh, Aghil Habibi Soola, Sajjad Narimani, Mehdi Ajri-Khameslou

“…Conclusions The nurses under study had an average level of the phenomenon of second victims of error, and a set of individual and organizational factors were influential in the development of this phenomenon. …”
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Steps to Adapt the Medication Administration Error Survey in Highly Specialised Units—Polish Perspectives by Katarzyna Kwiecień-Jaguś, Wioletta Mędrzycka-Dąbrowska, Monika Kopeć

“…In this context, the factor loading levels of the items in the 5-factor model were high and sufficient. <b>Conclusions:</b> The statistical analyses suggest that the Polish version of the Medication Administration Error Survey demonstrates satisfactory reliability and is a promising tool for assessing the cause of medication administration errors.…”
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Estimation of measurement error in plasma HIV-1 RNA assays near their limit of quantification. by Viviane D Lima, Lu Wang, Chanson Brumme, Lang Wu, Julio S G Montaner, P Richard Harrigan

“…<h4>Background</h4>Plasma HIV-1 RNA levels (pVLs), routinely used for clinical management, are influenced by measurement error (ME) due to physiologic and assay variation.…”
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Association between measured teamwork and medical errors: an observational study of prehospital care in the USA by Simone Herzberg, Matt Hansen, Amanda Schoonover, Barbara Skarica, James McNulty, Tabria Harrod, Jonathan M Snowden, William Lambert, Jeanne-Marie Guise

“…Logistic regression analysis accounting for clustering at the team level revealed that the odds of an error decreased 28% with each unit increase in CTS (OR 0.72, 95% CI 0.59 to 0.88).Conclusions This study found that overall teamwork among care delivery teams was strongly associated with the risk of serious adverse events in simulated scenarios of caring for critically ill and injured children.…”
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Harnessing GPT-4 for automated error detection in pathology reports: Implications for oncology diagnostics by Xiongwen Yang, Yun Zhang, Jinyan Jiang, Zhijun Chen, Rinasu Bai, Zihao Yuan, Longyan Dong, Yi Xiao, Di Liu, Huiyin Deng, Jian Huang, Huiyou Shi, Dan Liu, Maoli Liang, WeiJuan Tang, Chuan Xu

“…However, GPT-4 exhibited a higher rate of false positives (2.3%; 95% CI: [1.52, 3.01]) compared to the best-performing senior pathologist (0.3%; 95% CI: [0.01, 0.91]). Conclusions GPT-4 demonstrates substantial potential in improving the efficiency and accuracy of pathology error detection, which could accelerate clinical workflows and enhance cancer diagnostics. …”
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