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Medication Safety
Med Check: Drug alert: New guidelines for acetaminophen products Nursing Made Incredibly Easy!, May/June 2012
Preventing and Reporting Adverse Drug Events: Pharmacovigilance for the Clinical Nurse Specialist Clinical Nurse Specialist: The Journal for Advanced Nursing Practice, May/June 2012
Implementing a Safe and Reliable Process for Medication Administration Clinical Nurse Specialist: The Journal for Advanced Nursing Practice, May/June 2012
A Systematic Approach to Improving Medication Safety in a Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Critical Care Nursing Quarterly, January/March 2012
Med Report: Challenges of medication administration in the OR OR Nurse 2012, January 2012
Adverse Drug Events in the Emergency Department: Why Genetics Matters in Practice Advanced Emergency Nursing Journal, January/March 2012
Chemotherapy in Home Care One Team's Performance Improvement Journey Toward Reducing Medication Errors Home Healthcare Nurse, January 2012
Med Check: OTC meds: Know what your patient is taking Nursing Made Incredibly Easy!, November/December 2011
Tech Update: Realizing efficiencies with bar code medication administration Nursing Management, November 2011
HPNA Position Statement: Medication Error Reporting in the Home Setting Journal of Hospice and Palliative Nursing, September/ October 2011
Descriptive Analysis of Workflow Variables Associated With Barcode-Based Approach to Medication Administration Journal of Nursing Care Quality, October/December 2011
Med Check: Is tablet splitting safe? Nursing Made Incredibly Easy!, September/October 2011
Medication Errors Reported in a Pediatric Intensive Care Unit for Oncologic Patients Cancer Nursing, September/October 2011
Med Check: How to prevent LASA drug errors Nursing Made Incredibly Easy!, March/April 2011
The Application of Aronson's Taxonomy to Medication Errors in Nursing Journal of Nursing Care Quality, April/June 2011
Creative Strategies to Improve Patient Safety: Allergies and Adverse Drug Reactions Journal for Nurses in Staff Development, January/February 2011
Over-the-counter medications and pregnancy: An integrative review The Nurse Practitioner, June 2011
Tips & Strategies: Polypharmacy: Enhancing Medication Safety Alzheimer's Care Today, October/December 2010
Med Check: How can we prevent medication errors? Nursing Made Incredibly Easy!, November/December 2010
A New Approach to Tracking the Harmfulness of Medical Errors in Health Care Systems Quality Management in Health Care, October/December 2010
ADEs and automation Nursing Management, January 2009
Factors Associated With Reporting of Medication Errors by Israeli Nurses Journal of Nursing Care Quality, October/Decembe r2008
PRACTICE ERRORS: What Drugs Are You On? AJN, American Journal of Nursing, September 2008
DOING IT BETTER: Improving medication adherence with orally disintegrating tablets Nursing2006, September 2006
Medication reconciliation: keeping our patients safe Nursing2006 Critical Care, March 2006
HIGH TECH/HIGH CARE: Pump away high-risk infusion errors Men in Nursing, April 2006
Effective Strategies to Increase Reporting of Medication Errors in Hospitals JONA: Journal of Nursing Administration, January 2006
Pump away high-risk infusion errors Nursing Management, December 2005
I.V. ROUNDS: Giving medication by retrograde infusion Nursing2005, November 2005
Medication Reconciliation: Verifying medication orders and clarifying discrepancies should be standard practice AJN, American Journal of Nursing, November 2005
Managing a New Medication Administration Process JONA: Journal of Nursing Administration, September 2005
Intravenous Medication Safety and Smart Infusion Systems: Lessons Learned and Future Opportunities Journal of Infusion Nursing, September/October 2005
CHART SMART: Documenting an adverse drug reaction Nursing2005, October 2005
Best-practice protocols: Preventing adverse drug events Nursing Management, September 2005
Inappropriate Drug Prescriptions for Older Adults Home Healthcare Nurse, August 2005
Practice Errors: Not All Brands Are Created Equal: Foreign drug names may be the same, but are the ingredients? AJN, American Journal of Nursing, August 2005
Perceptions of Medical Errors by Internal Medicine Residents Development and Validation of a New Scale Quality Management in Health Care, July/September 2005
Keeping Track of the Patch: Transdermal delivery in obese patients. AJN, American Journal of Nursing, June 2005
MEDICATION SAFETY: Look-Alike/Sound-Alike Drugs in Home Home Healthcare Nurse, April 2005
Save Haven: How to make drug delivery safer LPN2005, May/June 2005
Medication Management Health Care Food & Nutrition Focus, April 2005
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND THE CLINICAL NURSE SPECIALIST: The Use of Bar Code Technology in Medication Administration Clinical Nurse Specialist: The Journal for Advanced Nursing Practice, March/April 2005
State of the Science on Safe Medication Administration AJN, American Journal of Nursing, March 2005
Reducing Medical Errors through Better Documentation The Health Care Manager, October/December 2004
Bar Codes and Drug Administration: Can new technology reduce the number of medication errors? AJN, American Journal of Nursing, January 2004
Medication Error Prevention: Progress of Initiatives JONA's Healthcare Law, Ethics, and Regulation, March 2004
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