Background: The development of a more resilient nursing workforce has been identified as a
strategy to improve the individual's response to workplace adversity, which has positive …

Background Medication administration has inherent risks, with errors having enormous
impact on the quality and efficiency of patient care, particularly in relation to experience …

Aim To explore interruptions during medication preparation and administration and their
consequences. Background Although not all interruptions in nursing have a negative impact …

Introduction Observing real situations in clinical practice can provide undetected information
regarding problems in the medication process. Aims The aims of this study were to describe …

PURPOSE The purpose of this study was to identify human factors associated with nursing
errors. DESIGN Using a Delphi technique, this study used feedback from a panel of nurse …

Aims and objectives To describe ways of preventing medication administration errors based
on reporters' views expressed in medication administration incident reports. Background …

OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study is to understand the human factors associated with
hospital errors to provide a framework to discuss why errors occur. BACKGROUND: Patient …

Aims To identify indicators of nursing care performance by identifying structures, processes,
and outcomes that are relevant, feasible and have the potential for benchmarking in Swiss …

Few studies have investigated interruptions to the work of professionals practicing in
inpatient hospitals, and even fewer take account of the functions that make up the system …

Background In France, hospital units responsible for providing inpatient care have few
opportunities to address the issue of task interruptions. In Australia, the Dual Perspectives …