background: the aim of present study was to determine the quality of nursing documents in medical-surgical wards and factors affected this quality. methods: in this descriptive study the quality of nurses' documents in medical-surgical wards of teaching hospitals related to tabriz university of medical sciences was assessed. for data gathering, four checklists assessed four parts of nursing doc...

To discuss the clinical application effect analysis of detailed nursing measures in ensuring safety operating room is objective. 140 patients who were admitted our hospital from December 2018 to 2020 randomly selected as research objects. According computer random allocation method, they divided into control group and experimental group, with 70 each group. The was given routine care interventi...

or inadequate health literacy, racial and ethnic minority populations, and patients at the end of life. Recognizing which patients are at higher risk for medical error enables meaningful contribution to the improvement of health care safety. Additionally, such recognition promotes development of individualized nursing interventions that complement multidisciplinary plans and encourage partnersh...

Medication errors continue to be a significant issue affecting patient safety in United States hospitals. The researchers conducted a qualitative study to explore the understanding and management of medication errors by practicing nurses. The results indicated a belief that late medication administration does not always constitute an error, the use of nursing judgment helps determine when and i...

background: using thinking-based scientific methods such as paper-based and electronic nursing processes in nursing education can lead to education of skilled and efficient experts that can affect students’ satisfaction in addition to their quality of care. the present study aimed to compare the effects of recording and implementing the nursing process based on two methods (paper-based and elec...

OBJECTIVE To examine published evidence on intravenous admixture preparation errors (IAPEs) in healthcare settings. METHODS Searches were conducted in three electronic databases (January 2005 to April 2017). Publications reporting rates of IAPEs and error types were reviewed and categorised into the following groups: component errors, dose/calculation errors, aseptic technique errors and comp...

Most nursing homes lack information technology (IT) for supporting clinical work in spite of its potential to improve the safety, quality, and efficiency of nursing home care in the United States. Increased attention to medical error and concern for patient safety have prompted general recommendations to develop sophisticated technologies to support clinical decision making at the point of care...

This article discusses generalconsiderations on ethical nursing practicerelating to errors in ICUs, according to thebioethical principles of beneficence andnonmaleficence. In the health care context,the need for error analysis under a systemicfocus in a safe non-punitive culture ishighlighted, so that effective preventivemeasures are adopted in such services....

Abstract To study the analysis and optimization of motion reliability multifunctional nursing bed mechanism, ADAMS software platform was chosen to simulate parametric modeling with consideration dimensional clearance errors. Taking back-raising mechanism as an example, we verify accuracy model by comparing experimental data. Based on effect error, a response surface motor end hinge clearance, p...

This is a descriptive study based on the theory of human error, in order to analyze and classify nursing errors during the nursing care of surgical patients at recovery. Twenty-five (25) fault reports were collected through a semi-structured interview. Those reports were submitted to 15 nurse experts to evaluate the risk of seriousness; human, equipment and organizational factors involved; memb...