Medication errors are associated with increased perceived workload and increased caseload and emotional stress, according to a study in Journal for Healthcare Quality.
Researchers studied the effect of emotional stress, perceived workload, patient case volume, clinical experience, total sleep and demographic variables on self-reported medication events — actual administration and near misses.
Click here to read the full story on medication errors in Becker's ASC Review.
Researchers studied the effect of emotional stress, perceived workload, patient case volume, clinical experience, total sleep and demographic variables on self-reported medication events — actual administration and near misses.
Click here to read the full story on medication errors in Becker's ASC Review.