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medication error The United State, health care system wastes approximately 700 billion dollars yearly on systematic inefficiencies such as unnecessary procedures, frauds, administrative practices and errors ( Plonien, 2013). Medication administration error differs across the literature, it may be defined as a preventable event or deviation from procedures, policies and/or best practices that may result to inappropriate desired outcome in a patient. The vast majority of medication error occurs due

aggravated, a boy with grayed hair and a cane comes out, who says his name is Egeon. The story begins through this tense and uptight interaction between the characters, and suddenly the audience finds themselves lost in the ideas of Shakespeare. Comedy of Errors, an enthralling and entertaining play written by William Shakespeare, contains a riveting and unique storyline. The story begins with the forlorn idea of a father trying to discover and reunite his family who was split apart by a shipwreck. Egeon

Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors and Plautus' Menaechmi and Amphitruo One of Shakespeare's earliest plays (its first recorded performance in December 1594), The Comedy of Errors has frequently been dismissed as pure farce, unrepresentative of the playwright's later efforts. While Errors may very well contain farcical elements, it is a complex, layered work that draws upon and reinterprets Plautine comedy. Shakespeare combines aspects of these Latin plays with biblical source material, chiefly

prevent errors, training to improve safety and track and reduce risks to patient were low with a score of 14.55/40 and 80/129. The preventive measures to reduce infection for handwashing was 30/30 and steps to prevent ventilator problem was 11.67/20. Communication in order to prevent medication errors was 35/35. The hospital has a Never Events policy, in the event of errors or adverse event the hospital takes responsibility to apologize to patient, report to external agency, perform a root cause

The Seriousness of The Comedy of Errors        The Comedy of Errors has often been dismissed as a mere farce, unworthy of any serious attention. Yet, when the author is Shakespeare, even a "farce" is well worth a second look. Shakespeare himself may have takent his comedic work quite seriously, for audiences expected comedy of his day not only to entertain, but also to morally instruct. It is not surprising, therefore, that for one of his earliest comedies, Shakespeare found a model in the

Many medication errors occur as a result of lack of adequate knowledge and skills in medication error. Nurses play a vital role in safe medication administration. Nurses should have adequate skill and knowledge to prevent medication error. Yearly competence test in medication administration and periodic education and training is vital to improve the knowledge and skills. Prescription errors are the common cause of medication error. Physicians should take full advantage of computerized physician order

Introduction In this paper, a meaningful clinical event, regarding delayed medications, is examined. The paper explores the importance of right-time administration and explores the causative factors and preventative measures of wrong-time errors. As a final point, I describe how I would handle the scenario differently after learning strategies to reduce late medication administrations, thus reducing patient harm. Look Back/Elaborate During week five, I was assigned to two patients (A and B), one

showed that one can construct triple-error-correcting codes using zero set consisting different zero set than the BCH codes. In this correspondence we present some new triple error correcting code having zeros and where gcd (2k, n) =1 and n be odd. Keywords: Triple error, Parity Check matrix & minimum distance. 1 Introduction BCH codes [R.Bose and D.Ray-Chaudari, 1960] are of great practical importance for error-correction, particularly if the expected errors are small compared with the length

Miscommunications or errors in communication are a leading cause of serious medical errors. Medical errors then lead to preventable adverse events, which may include death or injuries to the patients. It is said that communication errors occur during the hand-off of patient care from one provider to another (Starmer, Spector, Srivastava, West, Rosenbluth, Allen, Noble, Tse, Dalal, Keohane, Lipsitz, Rothschild, Wien, Yoon, Zigmont, Wilson, O’Toole, Solan, Aylor, Bismilla, Coffey, Mahant, Blankenburg

organisation or as an approved organisation, regular human factors skill based training programs must be offered. Also know as Maintenance Error Management (MEM) for maintenance personnel. The training should be based on providing safety critical staff with non-technical skills to manage consequences and prevention of human errors. This is to emphasise that making errors is normal and expected however the consequences are just as