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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Undvikbara läkemedelsavvikelser rapporterade inom Synergi i Landstinget i Östergötland under 2011

Toll, Maria January 2012 (has links)
Bakgrund: Läkemedel är den vanligaste behandlingsformen inom sjukvården och samtidigt det är det bästa och mest effektiva alternativet, så är användningen av läkemedel förenat med risker och bieffekter. Dessa bieffekter är en av de ledande anledningarna till dödsfall i de flesta länder. Upp till 60 % av läkemedelsrelaterade problem skulle kunna undvikas. Det kan vara ett fel som kommer att skada, eller har potential att skada patienten, även kallad undvikbar läkemedelsavvikelse, som kan förekomma i läkemedelskedjan. I SVerige avlider 3150 personer per år av sådana skador. Syfte: Syftet med studien är att beskriva de undvikbara läkemedelsavvikelser som har rapporterats inom Synergi i Landstinget i Östergötland under 2011. Metod: Genomgång av landstinget avvikelserapporteringssystem Synergi med rapporter relaterade till läkemedel. Utifrån beskrivningen i fritexten bedömdes det som det handlade om en undvikbar läkemedelsavvikelse. Resultat: Under 2011 inkom 2750 rapporter varav 2320 klassades som undvikbara läkemedelsavvikelser och 6,7 % (n=155) av dessa ledde till skador. En patient avled till följd av en undvikbar läkemedelsavvikelse. Den vanligaste typen av fel var brist i rutin (n=1255) och vanligaste konsekvensen var uteblivna doser (n=604). Warfarin var det läkemedel som förekom i flest rapporter (n=140), medan uteblivna/för låga doser av heparin ledde till flest allvarliga skador (n=3). Slutenvården stod för 52 % (n=1211) av alla rapporter och även 80 % (n=125) av skadorna. Slutsats: Bristande rutiner kan vara en vanlig orsak till läkemedelsavvikelser. Därför behöver den svenska sjukvården satsa på att förbättra och förenkla sina rutiner, både mellan avdelningar och enskilt för att förbättra patientsäkerheten. Den har kommit en bit på väg, men behöver tydligare riktlinjer och mer utbildning och information till både avdelningar och de enskilda personer som arbetar inom sjukvården. / Background: Drugs are the most common way to treat illnesses in healthcare and the best and most efficient alternative. At the same time you must keep i mind that the use of drugs is always associated with risks and side effects. These side effects or adverse drug reactions are among the leading causes of death in many countries. At least 60 % of adverse drug reactions are preventable. A preventable drug reation is called a medication error. A medication error occurs when a failure in the treatment leads to harm to the patient, or has the potential to lead to harm to the patient. The treatment process is a chain of several events, from the diagnosis of an illness and the choice of drugs, to monitoring the administration. There are many steps from start to the end that all have the potential to lead to mistakes. Medication errors can lead to great costs for healthcare, poor quality of life for the patient or even death. In Sweden it is estimated that 3150 patients die annually caused by medication errors. Purpose: The purpose of this study was to describe medication errors in Landstinget i Östergötland (the County Council of Östergötland) in 2011. Method: Search was done through the error report system, Synergi, with medication error as a priority. From the description in the primary text judge if the report described a medication error. Results: During 2011 2750 reports were submitted to Synergi, and 2320 of these were identified as medication errors. 6,7 % (n=155) of these medication errors had caused harm to the patient, one of them died due to medication error. The most common type of failure was some sort lack of routine (n=1255) and it usually lead to errors of omission; whern a dose that should have been given was not (n=604). Warfarin, an anticoagulantia, was the most frequent drug in the reports (n=140), while a low dose/missed dose of heparin, another anticoagulantia, lead to harm that was classified as serious, to the patients (n=3). MOre than halfr of the reports were fro inpatient care, 52 % (n=1211) and also 80 % (n=125) of medication errors that caused harm to the patients. Conclusion: Lack of routine can be a major cause of medication errors and therefore Swedish healthcare needs to improve routines and even simplify them for easier and faster access for the staff. The cooperation between members of the staff in hospitals, health centers and community home care sholud be better to improve the safety of patients. The healthcare needs more guidance and education to overcome the lack of routines and even more resources for a labor intensive activity where the need for healthcare is increasing

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