1) Medication errors are a major cause of preventable harm and death, with over 1.5 million errors occurring annually in the US.
2) Medication errors can occur at several stages including prescribing, dispensing, and administration and are often caused by look-alike and sound-alike drug names and illegible handwriting.
3) Examples of medication errors found in hospitals include administering the wrong drug due to similar names, missed doses, incorrect doses prescribed, and therapeutic duplication in prescriptions. Hospitals have implemented reporting and corrective actions to address medication errors.
Medication error- Etiology and strategic methods to reduce the incidence of M...Dr. Jibin Mathew
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 the health care professional, patient, or consumer
Medication Error are the most preventable events and Clinical Pharmacists can play a vital role in preventing them. in this presentation i have tried to provide maximum information regarding medication error in minimum slides.
Medication error- Etiology and strategic methods to reduce the incidence of M...Dr. Jibin Mathew
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 the health care professional, patient, or consumer
Medication Error are the most preventable events and Clinical Pharmacists can play a vital role in preventing them. in this presentation i have tried to provide maximum information regarding medication error in minimum slides.
Medication errors are a major concern in the healthcare fraternity. Although unintended, medication errors continue to happen everyday resulting in patient harm.
Medication errors are a major concern in the healthcare fraternity. Although unintended, medication errors continue to happen everyday resulting in patient harm.
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The topic is related to pharmacology in nursing. The topic concretely described about common medical errors in medication prescription and administration .The topic also include how we can prevent medication errors at different stages of emdication dispensing.
A medical error is a preventable adverse effect of care, whether or not it is evident or harmful to the patient.
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Definition
Causes of medication non-adherence
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Monitoring of patient medication adherence.
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2. MEDICATION ERROR
According to NCC MERP it can be defined as
“Any preventable event that may cause or lead to
inappropriate medication use or patient harm while
the medication is in the control of healthcare
professionals, patients or consumer”
3. MEDICATION ERROR FACTS
• Medication Error is the eighth leading cause of
death in the US.
• 7,000 Americans die annually.
• Institute of Medicine estimates 1.5 million
preventable medication errors occur each year.
• For every 100 medication errors that occur,
approximately 1% harm the patient.
• 5 serious medication errors occur for every
10,000 medications administered.
4.
5. Types of medication errors
Medication errors can be classified into
three broad categories:
Prescribing errors
Indenting error
Dispensing errors
Drug administration errors
6. Prescribing errors
1 • Illegible handwriting
2 • Inappropriate use of decimal points
3 • Use of abbreviations
4 • Use of verbal orders
5 • Writing in small letter
6 • Inaccurate - history taking
7 • Not writing route , frequency and dose properly
8 • Not mentioning any discontinuation of dose.
7. Selection of the wrong strength / product,
wrong dose, wrong drug and wrong
patient.
Mainly caused when two or more drugs
have a similar appearance or similar
name.
(sound-alike / look-alike)
Dispensing errors
13. Medication error- (Missed Dose Aspirin)
Prescribed Clopitab A contain
Clopidogrel and Aspirin. But
indented and administered only
Clopidogrel. Missed dose of
aspirin.
14. Administering error due to Missed
dose-
• Eltrombopag
/Revolade
administered only 3
dose instead of 5
dose , but signature
of nurse has been
done for
administration of
medication
16. Patient was advised to give " Jonac suppository" after OT & written in post operative
instruction but in medicine card it was written "Ionac 8 mg by orally".
Corrective action- It has been done by Clinical Pharmacist and also reported corrected
17. 1. Dose direction of Tab AKT-4 was written
one tab instead of one kit in the medicine
card and sister administered the same.
2. Spot correction done by ward
Clinical Pharmacist in medicine
card
18. Prescribing and Administering error due to
Illegible handwriting
3% NS saline dose missed in
cerebral oedema patient due
to illegible hand writing
20. Therapeutic duplication ( Prescription
error)
• A medication error due to
Therapeutic duplication of
syp Dhuphalac
21. Prescription error- Wrong dose and
Duplication
Augmentin prescribed 1.5
gm( wrong dose , which is
practically available ) But
original dose is 1.2 gm .
Amoxicillin and potassium
clavulonate .
22. • Reprot of I type medication error in a
hospital (Kolkata 2016)