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Willingness of Nurses to Report Medication Administration Errors in Southern Taiwan: A Cross-Sectional Survey
Worldviews on Evidence-Based Nursing, 09/14/09

Lin YH et al. – This study demonstrates that reporting of MAEs should be anonymous and without negative consequences in order to monitor and guide improvements in hospital medication systems.

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Yu-Hua Lin, 09/18/09

It is need to encourage nurse to recognize their medication administration errors for patients safety issues. Unpunishment environments have to create and without negative consequences are important in order to monitor and guide improvements in hospital medication systems.

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