의약품 사용 오류
Types of Medication Error to Be Used in Korea
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Objectives: To explore prevalently used types of medication error and the types of medication er- ror which would be appropriate to be used in Korea. Methods: In depth literature review was per- formed to explore the mostly used types of medication error in the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia, and Japan. We intended to examine experts’ view on the suitability of the types of medi- cation error to be used in Korea. The types of medicati0on error were classified by activity criteria, severity criteria, process criteria, and responsible person criteria based on literature reviews. Re- sults: According to the result of literature review, activity criteria was the most commonly used type of medication error. Ten experts in the area of patient-safety and medication error responded and the top two types of medication error which were appropriate and suitable to be used in Korea were severity criteria and activity criteria. Conclusion: Severity criteria and activity criteria could be recommended to be used as the standard types of medication error in Korea although there are oth- er types of criteria such as process criteria and responsible person criteria. Key Words Medication errors · Patient safety.
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Objectives: To explore prevalently used types of medication error and the types of medication er- ror which would be appropriate to be used in Korea. Methods: In depth literature review was per- formed to explore the mostly used types of medication error in the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia, and Japan. We intended to examine experts’ view on the suitability of the types of medi- cation error to be used in Korea. The types of medicati0on error were classified by activity criteria, severity criteria, process criteria, and responsible person criteria based on literature reviews. Re- sults: According to the result of literature review, activity criteria was the most commonly used type of medication error. Ten experts in the area of patient-safety and medication error responded and the top two types of medication error which were appropriate and suitable to be used in Korea were severity criteria and activity criteria. Conclusion: Severity criteria and activity criteria could be recommended to be used as the standard types of medication error in Korea although there are oth- er types of criteria such as process criteria and responsible person criteria. Key Words Medication errors · Patient safety.
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