Insufficiency of Medical Care for Patients with Acute Respiratory Failure by A. V. Dats, L. S. Dats, I. V. Khmel'nitskii

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Medical disputes involving lower gastrointestinal endoscopies: cases from the Korean Medical Dispute Mediation and Arbitration Agency by Eun Hye Oh, Jeong Eun Shin, Jun Yong Bae, Yoon Suk Lee, Yehyun Park, Yong Hwan Kwon, Chang Nyol Paik, Jun Kyu Lee, Tae Hee Lee

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The impact of automation on the safety of drug dispensing in nursing homes by Idoia Beobide Telleria, Alex Ferro Uriguen, Blanca Miró Isasi, Silvia Martínez Arrechea, Maria Isabel Genua Goena

“…And 5 errors versus 1 required monitoring. Conclusions: The introduction of an automatic tablet dispensing and packaging system has shown to be an important improvement in safety in the dispensing and administration of solid drugs in nursing homes. …”
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Medication Reconciliation of Patients by Pharmacist at the Time of Admission and Discharge from Adult Nephrology Wards by Hossein Ahmadi, Yalda Houshmand, Ghanbar Ali Raees-Jalali, Iman Karimzadeh

“…At the time of ward discharge, all patients were given medication consultations. Conclusions: The rate of reconciliation errors was high in the adult nephrology ward. …”
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New insights into Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome: ten novel WAS mutations and their clinical impact in a Brazilian cohort by Lucas W. Santos, Samuel S. Medina, Jéssica O. Frade-Guanaes, Lúcia H. Siqueira, Luiz Gustavo R. de Lima, Luiz Gustavo R. de Lima, Bruna Chati, Bruna Chati, Marcos T. Nolasco da Silva, Marcos T. Nolasco da Silva, Adriana G. L. Riccetto, Adriana G. L. Riccetto, Paula Lyra, Ana Carla A. M. Falcão, Pedro P. A. Santos, Regina S. W. Di Gesu, Bianca Stefanello, Bianca Stefanello, Gabriela G. Yamaguti-Hayakawa, Carmem M. S. Bonfim, Maria M. S. Vilela, Maria M. S. Vilela, Margareth C. Ozelo, Margareth C. Ozelo

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Evaluation of specimen rejection rates in the preanalytical phase and nurses’ experiences: a mixed design study by Yasemin Güner, Elif Kılıç Güner, Melek Üçüncüoğlu, Harun Yüksel

“…Emotional consequences included frustration, fatigue, and anxiety. Conclusion Preanalytical errors result from a combination of institutional, interpersonal, and environmental factors. …”
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Comparison of thoracic computed tomography and surgical reports in dogs and cats by Maja Brložnik, Martin Immler, Maria Laura Prüllage, Olivia Mariel Grünzweil, Manolis Lyrakis, Eberhard Ludewig, Sibylle Maria Kneissl

“…Differences in agreement were associated with perception (n = 4), cognitive error (n = 2) and discrepancy (n = 1).ConclusionSmall and camouflaged pathologies, such as low-contrast foreign bodies and ruptured bullae in the atelectatic lung, were most frequently missed or wrongly interpreted in CT reports.…”
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Predictors of Unwanted Prismatic Effect Among Bespectacled Symptomatic Ammetropes (Refractive Error Less Than 4D) With Displaced Optical Centre by Babitha Valiyaveettil, Padma B. Prabhu, P.T. Asmin, Raju Kuzhippally Vallon

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Can lexical errors inform about word class acquisition in FL?: evidence from greek learners of Spanish as a foreign language by Kiriaki Palapanidi, María Pilar Agustín Llach

“…Additionally, our results lead us to the conclusion that the word class as a stronger predictor of lexical error type than proficiency level.…”
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Efficacy of the Yumeiho therapy massage on Repositioning error, Range of motion trunk Flexation and functional power in women volleyball players with Hyper lordosis by Yousef yarahmadi, Razeih Mirbaghri, Maliha Hdadnzhad

“…Conclusion: results showed that the effect of Yumeiho therapy massage on repositioning error, Flexation range of motion trunk and functional power had a significant. …”
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Medication errors and adverse drug events in peri-operative pediatric anesthetic care over twenty years: a retrospective observational study by Shemila Abbasi, Muhammad Azhar Sharafat, Fauzia Khan

“…The adverse drug events occurred in 27 (1.2%) reports and life-threatening events in only one report. Conclusion 13% of the medication errors progressed to adverse drug events (ADE) and half of those were serious and life-threatening. …”
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The impact of success criteria in high-error practice conditions on motor learning, self-efficacy, and mood states: A challenge to the optimal theory by Samaneh Khalilirad, Hasan Mohammadzadeh, Farahnaz Ayatizadeh Tafti

“…In terms of self-efficacy, significant differences were observed in the level and power dimensions in small target group; however, the power dimension was the mere aspect revealing significant difference in the large target group. Conclusion: The use of success criteria in high-error practice methods is beneficial, and it is recommended to adopt this approach to improve accuracy and stability in the practice sessions.…”
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Frequency of Pre-Analytical Errors and Its Causes in Glucose Specimen Collection: A Cross-Sectional Analysis in Bahawal Victoria Hospital, Pakistan by Hafiza Asma Hafiz, Muhammad Umair Naseer, Seemi Tanvir, Raima Kalhoro, Misbah Hafeez, Memona Zia

“…Conclusion: This study highlighted the need for sodium fluoride tubes for the delayed processing specimens to prevent in vitro glycolysis, proper blood collection techniques, and timely specimen handling in proper ways to minimize errors. …”
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Can ChatGPT pass the MRCP (UK) written examinations? Analysis of performance and errors using a clinical decision-reasoning framework by Stuart Maitland, Ross Fowkes, Amy Maitland

“…Weak but significant correlations were found between ChatGPT’s accuracy and both just-passing rates in part 2 (r=0.34, p=0.0001) and question length in part 1 (r=−0.19, p=0.008). Eight types of error were identified, with the most frequent being factual errors, context errors and omission errors.Conclusion ChatGPT performance greatly exceeded the passing mark for both exams. …”
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Predicting errors in accident hotspots and investigating satiotemporal, weather, and behavioral factors using interpretable machine learning: An analysis of telematics big data. by Ali Golestani, Nazila Rezaei, Mohammad-Reza Malekpour, Naser Ahmadi, Seyed Mohammad-Navid Ataei, Sepehr Khosravi, Ayyoob Jafari, Saeid Shahraz, Farshad Farzadfar

“…However, temporal variables did not contribute significantly to the prediction.<h4>Conclusion</h4>By integrating spatiotemporal, behavioral, and weather-related variables, our study highlighted the dominance of spatial factors in predicting errors in accident hotspots. …”
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Deep learning for vision screening in resource-limited settings: development of multi-branch CNN for refractive error detection based on smartphone image by Muhammad Syauqie, Muhammad Syauqie, Harry Patria, Sutanto Priyo Hastono, Kemal Nazaruddin Siregar, Nila Djuwita Farieda Moeloek

“…The model was designed to classify refractive errors into four categories: significant myopia, significant hypermetropia, insignificant refractive error, and not applicable to classified. …”
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Exploring the impact of interaction dynamics and professional capacity and development on cognitive medical errors: a multiple-case study of healthcare professionals in Jordan by Heba Hijazi, Mohammad S. Alyahya, Main N. Alolayyan, Farah Ajayneh, Rabah Al Abdi, Ahmed Hossain, Alounoud AlMarzooqi, Mohamad Alameddine

“…Abstract Background Addressing cognitve medical errors (MEs) and their contributing factors has emerged as a crucial factor in enhancing patient safety and attaining improved clinical outcomes. …”
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Asociación entre alteraciones del perfil linfoide ampliado por citometría de flujo y errores innatos de la inmunidad by María Luz Martín, Maximiliano Ezequiel Frías, Laura Del Pino, Débora Velázquez, Victor Skrie, Beatriz María Inés Pereira, Julio César Orellana

“…La regresión logística binaria reportó Mem s/s y CD4+n como las subpoblaciones de linfocitos alteradas con mayor probabilidad de padecer errores innatos de la inmunidad. Conclusión: Este estudio contribuye a mejorar la comprensión de los errores innatos de la inmunidad, y demuestra una sólida asociación con los perfiles de subpoblaciones de linfocitos alteradas. …”
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Sod1 deficiency in mouse oocytes during in vitro maturation increases chromosome segregation errors with a reduced BUBR1 at kinetochore by Mitsuru Nago, Masumi Yanai, Mika Ishii, Yasuko Sato, Kazuharu Odajima, Naoko Kimura

“…Furthermore, the addition of L‐ascorbic acid (AsA) or N‐acetyl‐L‐cysteine (NAC) during IVM reduced the frequency of chromosome segregation errors in Sod1KO oocytes. Conclusions Oxidative stress caused by Sod1 deficiency during IVM impairs the spindle assembly checkpoint function due to a decrease in the recruitment of BUBR1 to M I stage kinetochores, leading to abnormalities in meiotic progression and chromosome segregation.…”
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Using prescribing very short answer questions to identify sources of medication errors: a prospective study in two UK medical schools by Karim Meeran, Amir H Sam, Chee Yeen Fung, Rebecca K Wilson, Emilia Peleva, David C Kluth, Martin Lupton, David R Owen, Colin R Melville

“…Of the incorrect VSA responses, 33.1% were due to the medication prescribed, 6.0% due to the dose, 1.4% due to the route and 4.8% due to the frequency.Conclusions Prescribing VSA questions represent an efficient tool for providing detailed insight into the sources of significant prescribing errors, which are not identified by SBA questions. …”
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