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AbstractBackground: Globally, nurses are increasingly employed post-retirement, with task-shifting to nurses with lower competencies, a lack of knowledge being a barrier, all of which could lead to medication errors.Aim: To describe the impact of nurses’ ... see more

AbstractBackground:Older people are more prone to chronic diseases than younger ones and typically receive multiple medications. Medication rounds in long-term care facilities (LTCFs) are usually lengthy, with most errors occurring during the administrati... see more

Introduction: Giving the medications, nurse should pay attention to the principles of “six of rights", namely: right of patient, right medication, right dose, right way, right time, and right documentation. There are more than a half of nurses in a ward w... see more

AbstractBackground: Effective infant medication administration and storage is a major public health challenge outlined by the World Health Organization. These challenges may be exacerbated in rural or limited-resource areas.Aim: The aim of this ... see more

Introduction: Health safety has gained special prominence due to the worrying data that have been revealed. High safety standards are not achieved without the involvement of nurse managers.  Objectives: Know the strategies of nurse managers to ensure... see more

A medication error is any preventable event that may cause or lead to inappropriate medication use or patient harm while the medication is in the control of health care professional, patient, or consumer.The disciplines of medicine, nursing, and pharmacy ... see more

Dose factor of the main groups of cardiac medications in five pulse pressure (PP) classes was studied in 220 patients (110 men and 110 women) at the annual stage after pacing, the average age 70 ± 9 years. Patients with the IV and V class of PP require th... see more

This study attempts an exposition of different perceptions of obligation to medical treatment that have emerged from the Islamic theological understanding and how they contribute to diversity of options and flexibility in clinical practice. Particularly, ... see more

Introduction: Pharmacotherapy is the main therapeutic resource for the management of diseases. However, the number of drugs prescribed, dose frequency, and mode of administration can make the treatment more complex and influence treatment outcomes. The ai... see more

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