STUDENTS’ ERRORS IN TRANSLATING MATHEMATICAL REPRESENTATIONS FROM SYMBOLIC TO GRAPHICAL FORM IN QUADRATIC FUNCTIONS by Rizqi Febriana Safitri, Abd. Qohar, Sisworo Sisworo

“…However, students often struggle with this process, as evidenced by errors in problem-solving. These errors can be categorized into three types: interpretation errors, implementation errors, and preservation errors. …”
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Analysis of students' errors in solving quadratic equation word problems based on Watson's criteria by Azin Taufik, Anggar Titis Prayitno, Tika Nuanatul Mufida

“…Some of the factors contributing to these errors include failure to draw conclusions from the obtained data, lack of understanding of quadratic equations, and insufficient student preparation in solving problems. …”
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Medication administration errors among children admitted at a Regional Hospital in Northern Ghana by Francis Kwaku Wuni, Aiden Suntaa Saanwie, Emmanuel Kofi Dzotsi, Samuel Aborah, Saffoh Samuel Amoateng, Zakaria Yakubu, Catherine Anyoka, Peter Nbaltoe Unawari

“…Conclusion: The incidence of medication administration errors is very high among pediatric inpatients in healthcare facilities.…”
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Inflated effect estimates for vitamin D supplementation are driven by common meta-analytical errors by Eric T. Trexler

“…Further, the model from this reanalysis has more favorable statistical characteristics than the original analysis, as evidenced by a fairly symmetrical funnel plot and a nonsignificant result for Cochrane’s Q test (Q = 5.02, p = 0.41).Conclusion In order to disseminate robust information to sports nutrition practitioners and researchers, it is critically important for meta-analyses to produce valid effect estimates that are appropriate for the underlying study designs and calculated without error. …”
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Analysing false‐positive errors when Australian radiographers use preliminary image evaluation by Jermayne Takapautolo, Michael Neep, Deborah Starkey

“…Abstract Introduction Diagnostic errors in the emergency departments can have major implications on patient outcomes. …”
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Refractive Errors and Concomitant Strabismus in Children and Adolescents: A Hospital Based Observational Study by Anupam Singh, Omna Chawla, Rupal Verma, Vartika Saxena, Ranjeeta Kumari, Nisheeta Patnaik, Barun Kumar, Devesh Kumawat

“…There were 70 (39.32%) amblyopes in the study population, out of which 35 (50%) had esotropia (p value: 0.032, Chi-square test). Conclusion: Hypermetropia was the most common refractive error among the study population and hypermetropes were prone to have esotropia and vice-versa. …”
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INVESTIGATION OF THE DEPENDENCE OF EARTHQUAKE FOCUS COORDINATE DETERMINATION ERRORS ON CALCULATION METHODS (SPHERES AND HYPERBOLOIDS) by Gaidarbek K. Aslanov, Tagirbek G. Aslanov, Kurbanmagomed D. Kurbanmagomedov, Boris I. Shakhtarin

“…Conclusion  The obtained dependencies have the form of an error distribution close to the Cauchy distribution. …”
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Compensation of Positioning Errors Caused by Tropospheric Wave Propagation in Wide-Area Multilateration Systems by A. A. Monakov, A. M. Mirolubov

“…This conclusion allowed an algorithm for aircraft positioning with compensated tropospheric errors to be developed. …”
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Factors Associated with not Reporting Medical Errors from the Perspective of Nurses: A Case Study by Arash Yaghmaie, Amir Tahmazi Aghdam, Hamideh Nafar, Alireza Abbasi Chaleshtari, Nasrin Joudyian, Sara Salehi

“…Conclusion:Accurate human resource management planning to reduce nurses’ workload can be essential in promoting error reporting by creating an integrated system and organizing the process of error reporting and feedback.…”
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The Relationship between Landing Error Scoring System Performance and Injury in Female Collegiate Athletes by Peter Lisman, Joshua N. Wilder, Joshua Berenbach, Enric Jiao, Bethany Hansberger

“…# Background The Landing Error Scoring System (LESS) is a standardized tool used to identify aberrant biomechanical movement patterns during a jump-landing task. …”
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Clinical and Biometric Factors Associated with Prediction Errors Related to Lens Position in Vitrectomized Patients by Eloi Debourdeau, Pierre Pineau, Chloe Chamard, Julien Plat, Didier Hoa, Frederico Manna, Sandrine Akouete, Thibault Mura, Max Villain, Nicolas Molinari, Vincent Daien

“…Multilinear regression analysis found a significant and independent influence of vitrectomy and gas tamponade on prediction error. Conclusion: Myopic shift in the case of vitrectomy is multifactorial, effective lens position is modified by vitrectomy and vitreous refractive index is changing. …”
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Reporting the standard error of the mean: a critical analysis of three journals in manual medicine by Alen Manovic, Ebba Immelsjö, Iben Axen, Per J. Palmgren

“…The standard deviation (SD) serves to illustrate variability among the individuals in a sample, whereas the standard error of the mean (SEM) conveys the level of uncertainty associated with the sample mean’s representation of the population mean. …”
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Analysis of Positioning Accuracy in Case of Design Errors in the Installation of Mecanum Wheels of the Mobile Platform by G. V. Pankrateva, A. E. Mordin, G. R. Saypulaev

“…According to the calculation results, it has been shown that the speed errors are significant for robots with mecanum wheels operating autonomously.Discussion and Conclusion. …”
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Effective inhaler technique education is achievable - assessment and comparison of five inhaler devices errors by Monika Marko, Magdalena Klimczak, Marharyta Sobczak, Maciej Wojakiewicz, Tomasz Dębowski, Andrzej Emeryk, Andrzej Emeryk, Rafał Pawliczak

“…Statistically significant differences in the inhalation technique assessment (before education, visit 1, and visit 2) were shown for Cyclohaler and pMDI (p < 0.0001), Turbuhaler (p = 0.0014), Diskus (p = 0.0025) and Ellipta (p = 0.0091).ConclusionBefore education, the least technical difficulties were observed for the Cyclohaler, while in the Ellipta group, patients made the most errors. …”
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Clinical Accuracy Analysis and Error Modeling in the CyberKnife System; A Comparative Study by Payam Samadi Miandoab, Saeed Setayeshi, shahyar Saramad

“…Conclusion: The results indicate that correlation error remains predominant in both lung and abdominal regions across all CyberKnife generations. …”
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High-risk medication errors: Insight from the UK National Reporting and learning system by Abdulrhman Alrowily, Khalid Alfaraidy, Saleh Almutairi, Abdullah Alamri, Wejdan Alrowily, Mohammed Abutaleb, Mohammad Zaitoun, Waddad Sarawi, Mashael Aljead

“…Inadequate drug checks, communication difficulties among staff and patients, and high staff workloads are often linked to these errors. Conclusion: This study confirms that the NRLS database is a valuable source of data, and the suggestions put forth, based on these results, could contribute to the formulation of measures that diminish the occurrence of errors related to high-risk drugs in healthcare settings. …”
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The role of inborn errors of metabolism in the etiology of neonatal cholestasis: A single center experience by Ayse Ergül Bozacı, Fatma Demirbaş Ar, AYSEL Tekmenuray Ünal, İbrahim Taş, Hüseyin Bilgin

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Prevalencia de bronquiectasias en pacientes con errores innatos de la inmunidad by Karla Korkowski Uviña, Noemí Gómez Hernández, Antonio Quintero Ramos, Felipe de J. Contreras Rodríguez, Margarita Ortega Cisneros

“…Al efectuar la correlación de severidad de bronquiectasias, el puntaje total de escala de Bhalla, las dosis de inmunoglobulina IgG (intravenosa o subcutánea) y las concentraciones séricas de IgG, mediante la prueba Rho de Spearman, se encontró significación estadística. Conclusión: Es importante solicitar estudios de tomografía de tórax cada 3 a 4 años en pacientes con errores innatos de la inmunidad para detectar oportunamente bronquiectasias, instaurar un tratamiento temprano y mejorar la calidad de vida y las tasas de supervivencia de los pacientes, y con ello disminuir los costos hospitalarios. …”
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Psychometric Properties of Chinese Version of the Barriers to Error Disclosure Assessment (C-BEDA) Tool by Huang RR, Xie YS, Chen GR, Liu ZQ

“…The Cronbach’s α coefficient (0.909) and test-retest reliability (0.86) were acceptable.Conclusion: The C-BEDA toolis a valid and reliable tool for assessing the extent of barriers to error disclosure among Chinese healthcare professionals.Keywords: patient safety, medical error, disclosure, risk management…”
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Students' errors in solving linear program problems according to Newman's Theory in terms of gender by Ucik Fitri Handayani, Lailatul Anggraini

“…The highest error of female students in calculation errors and answer writing, while male students are highest in transformation errors. …”
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