نتایج جستجو برای: prescription error

تعداد نتایج: 292337  

2006
Brendan McElroy

The general medical services scheme in Ireland provides free primary health care to low income families and other vulnerable groups. Expenditure on prescription medicine on the scheme is risk-adjusted using a simple age and gender model. This paper extends the number of risk adjusters to include other demographic and socio-economic factors, chronic illness indicators based on the chronic diseas...

اسلامیان , رضا, خادملو , محمد, صفار , محمدجعفر, عالیان , شهریار, معتمد , نیلوفر, کاشانی , زهرا,

Background and purpose: Ït is now clearly acknowledged that unjustified prescription habit can lead to ineffective or incomplete treatment and may extend the course of illness or time to recovery. Ât present, there is no taught course available on prescription writing method specifically for common illnesses. Çonsequently, students learn through experience. Ïn these circumstances, it seems es...

اسدی, غلامرضا, فاتحی, زهرا, حیدری, شهین , خدادادی, علی , راوری, علی ,

  Background and Objectives: Prescription is one of the most important phases of medication use and so much so that it could be said that high quality of prescription overall indicates high quality of care. The most frequent number of medication errors occurs during drug prescription which leads to patient injury or death in the hospitals. Present study was carried out to evaluate the prescript...

Journal: :Journal of managed care pharmacy : JMCP 2003
Richard A Feifer Linda M Nevins Kimberly A McGuigan Les Paul Jacob Lee

BACKGROUND Prescription review by pharmacists prior to dispensing is an important step in an overall strategy for preventing medication errors. Contacts with prescribers may be required to clarify missing, unclear, or inconsistent information. While essential to reduce the likelihood of potential patient harm, clarification contacts are time-consuming for pharmacists and prescribers. The scope ...

2017
Daniel Grandt

Errors occur at all stages of the medication process, starting with inadequate prescribing decisions, followed by errors of distribution and administration of the drugs, failure to identify the right patient, absence of follow-up and inadequate adherence of the patient. Missing information and failure to communicate appropriate information are also relevant factors that can lead to errors. Medi...

Journal: :British Journal of General Practice 2021

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Journal: :Environmental Health Perspectives 2002

2009
Linas simonaitis CLement J. mCdonaLd

Clinicians need an accurate list of their patients’ medications to avoid prescribing errors and provide optimal care. Over time, a patient’s medications will be pre­ scribed by many different providers and dispensed by many different pharmacists, and medication records tend to be scattered. Consequently, clinicians today must gather a medi­ cation history, including both active and inactive med...

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