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1	The Effectiveness of Checklists versus Bar-codes towards Detecting Medication Planning and Execution Errors Rose, Emily 26 November 2012 (has links) The primary objective of this research was to evaluate the effectiveness of a checklist, compared to a smart pump and bar-code verification system, at detecting different categories of errors in intravenous medication administration. To address this objective, a medication administration safety checklist was first developed in an iterative user-centered design process. The resulting checklist design was then used in a high-fidelity simulation experiment comparing the effectiveness of interventions towards two classifications of error: execution and planning errors. Results showed the checklist provided no additional benefit for error detection over the control condition of current nursing practice. Relative to the checklist group, the smart pump and bar-coding intervention demonstrated increased effectiveness at detecting planning errors. Results of this work will this work will help guide the selection, implementation and design of appropriate interventions for error mitigation in medication administration. checklists smart pumps patient safety medication errors medication administration 0541
2	The Effectiveness of Checklists versus Bar-codes towards Detecting Medication Planning and Execution Errors Rose, Emily 26 November 2012 (has links) The primary objective of this research was to evaluate the effectiveness of a checklist, compared to a smart pump and bar-code verification system, at detecting different categories of errors in intravenous medication administration. To address this objective, a medication administration safety checklist was first developed in an iterative user-centered design process. The resulting checklist design was then used in a high-fidelity simulation experiment comparing the effectiveness of interventions towards two classifications of error: execution and planning errors. Results showed the checklist provided no additional benefit for error detection over the control condition of current nursing practice. Relative to the checklist group, the smart pump and bar-coding intervention demonstrated increased effectiveness at detecting planning errors. Results of this work will this work will help guide the selection, implementation and design of appropriate interventions for error mitigation in medication administration. checklists smart pumps patient safety medication errors medication administration 0541
3	Quality and Safety of Intermittent Intravenous Infusions Morrow, Martha Sue January 2018 (has links) No description available. Nursing Health Care Health Care Management Medicine Pharmacology Intermittent intravenous infusions intravenous piggyback secondary medications, IVPB medication errors infection risks residual volume dead space intravenous end caps IV end caps IV tubing labeling smart pumps

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