Development of WebQuest to prevent incidents related to medication administration by Keila Ellen Viana, Laura Misue Matsuda, Gislene Aparecida Xavier dos Reis, Sonia Silva Marcon

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Evaluating Eye Tracking Technology in Nursing Education: A Scoping Review on Medication Administration Training by Jiranut Chaichana, Rob Eley, Chris Watling, Linda Ng

“…<b>Background:</b> Eye tracking technology, when used in nursing, helps to reduce medication errors by analyzing eye movements. In education, it provides insights into student learning, cognitive load, and instructional design, allowing for more personalized learning. …”
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Telemedicine during COVID- 19: features of legal regulation in the field of administrative liability for errors committed by medical institutions by Raissa Orsayeva, Anna Berestova, Varvara Krasilnikova, Anton Timoshin

“…This paper aims to identify the challenges and opportunities for legal regulation regarding administrative liability for errors made by medical institutions during the provision of telemedicine services. …”
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Prescription System, Administration of Drug and Medication Dispensing Errors in Treatment Process of Inpatients of Teaching Hospitals in Erbil City by Ronia Shawkat Kawther, Esra Tariq Anwer

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Evaluation of Science Education for Students with Visual Impairment: Views of Teachers and Administrators by Hikmet Sürmeli, Aydın Sellioğ

“…Therefore, this study aimed to examine the opinions of science teachers and school administrators working in secondary schools for the visually impaired about the difficulties encountered by students with visual impairment in science education and solution suggestions.Method: The present study was designed with case study, one of the qualitative research designs. …”
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Changes in medication administration error rates associated with the introduction of electronic medication systems in hospitals: a multisite controlled before and after study by Ling Li, Johanna I Westbrook, Peter Gates, Amanda Woods, Magdalena Z Raban, Neroli S Sunderland

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Evaluating nurses’ adherence to the seven rights of medication administration in an Indonesian hospital: A cross-sectional study by Eka Rokhmiati Wahyu Purnamasari, Rina Afrina, Ahmad Rizal, Nadira Novianti, Ervina

“…Objective: This study aimed to assess nurses' adherence to the “seven rights” of medication administration and explore its relationship with nurse characteristics such as age, education, and career level at Bogor Hospital, Indonesia. …”
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Intravenous medication administration practices: insights into knowledge, attitude, and behavior of intensive care unit (ICU) nurses in Pakistan by Tawseef Ahmad, Sirima Sitaruno, Sutthiporn Pattharachayakul, Muhammad Kiddeer, Shujaat Ali Khan

“…Patients in intensive care unit (ICU) are particularly vulnerable to adverse events resulting from intravenous (IV) medication errors. Objective This study aims to evaluate the knowledge, attitudes, and behaviours of ICU nurses in Pakistan regarding IV drug administration and to identify strategies for preventing medication errors in ICU. …”
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Reporting Adverse Drug Events in Drug Administration Process among Nursing Personnel by Katarzyna Kwiecień-Jaguś, Klaudia Paluch, Anna Małecka-Dubiela, Wioletta Mędrzycka-Dąbrowska, Monika Kopeć

“…Conclusions. The level of education, professional experience and age are not significantly related to making mistakes in the area of drug administration; the factors that significantly affect the occurrence of AD in the area of drug administration are: reduced nursing staff on duty, performing one’s duties under stress and time pressure, insufficient variety of labels on medicinal products; the best method of prevention in the area of drug management and administration is the presence of a reporting and monitoring system; the was the majority of nurses reported the occurrence of a drug-related adverse event to the rest of the therapeutic team. …”
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Enhancing medication error reporting through interprofessional education: analysis of Medwatch reporting accuracy and completion rates between teams and individuals by Aline H. Saad, Rehab Bondok, Farah Sayeg, Brian J. Barnes, Caitlin E. Rukat, Candice Garwood, Diane L. Levine

“…Abstract Background Each year, the Food and Drug Administration receives over 2 million adverse event and medication error reports, which are likely underreported. …”
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Effectiveness of Education Programs About Oral Antibiotic Suspensions in Pediatric Outpatient Services by Hsin Hu, Fe-Lin Lin Wu, Fu-Chang Hu, Hui-Yuan Yang, Shu-Wen Lin, Li-Jiuan Shen

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Investigating pediatric nurses’ perceptions of factors contributing to MAEs at Yendi hospital, Ghana by Ruth Nimota Nukpezah, Nathaniel Awenlesakba Anyaba, Wahab Osman

“…Abstract Background Medication administration errors (MAEs) are a critical concern in pediatric healthcare, contributing to adverse drug events (ADEs) and negatively impacting patient health. …”
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New horizons of medical education: Developing critical and logical clinical reasoning in students by V.S. Biryukov, A.I. Gozhenko, Walery Zukow

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Impact of clinical pharmacist interventions on medication administration via enteral feeding tubes in a neurology ward: a pre- and post-educational prospective study by Yunus Emre Ayhan, Ömer Faruk Özkanlı, Şeyma Gözelizmir, Anmar Al-Taie, Mesut Sancar, Ipek Midi

“…Medications evaluated in terms of EFT-related medication administration errors (EFTRMAE) during the hospitalisation and discharge of patients in OP and IP. …”
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Transforming higher education with robotic process automation: enhancing efficiency, innovation, and student-centered learning by Vivek Bhardwaj, Mukesh Kumar

“…This paper investigates the applications, benefits, challenges, and implications of RPA in education, focusing on its impact on administrative processes, student support services, and teaching methodologies. …”
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A systematic review of prescription errors in paediatric care by GD Hannibal, NVNN Vithanage, MT Madhushika, TK Sinhabahu, I Kankananarachchi, PLGC Liyanage

“…Parent factors such as poor health literacy (p < 0.001), language proficiency (p < 0.001), patient variables like age, weight, and other contextual factors including hospital stay, number of medications and medication administration methods were the main factors associated with PE (p < 0.05).The interventions that have shown statistically significant effectiveness in reducing PE were implementing e-learning resources, utilizing a color-coded method for dose determination, educating physicians and implementing templated prescriptions (p < 0.001). …”
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Risk Management of Medication Errors: Improving the Quality of Pharmacotherapeutic Practice by Richard Anthony Despott, Patricia Vella Bonanno, Charmaine Gauci

“…The measures required to mitigate the highest risk of error include medication review of prescribing practices, unit dose dispensing systems and in‐line quality control to avoid treatment administration errors, and patient education in dispensing practice. …”
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Analysis of lightning localization errors based on different station layouts by Yingting ZENG, Jiaying GU, Ruoyun ZHANG, Qinbo YANG, Jinquan ZENG

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Internship nursing students and faculty perception of medication errors: A descriptive qualitative study by Amir Shahzeydi, Maryam Moghimian, Sedigheh Farzi, Ziba Farzi, Fakhri Sabouhi, Nasrollah Alimohammadi

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Reducing Medication Errors through Multi-Disciplinary Collaboration: A Quality Improvement initiative by Davide Paccagnella, Rachel Isaac, Bhavee Patel, Pramodh Vallabhaneni

“…Introduction:Prescribing and medication administration errors are common themes in Pediatrics. …”
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