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Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (FMEA) of IVMedication Process in Mettu Karl Hospital, Mettu Town, Oromiya Regional State, South West Ethiopia

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Table 1: Distribution of categories of IV medication preparation and
Table 3: Examples of the serious IV medication process failure mode, potential cause, potential effect and severity observed and corrective action to be taken in study wards of MKH from January 30 February 28, 2014.Key: D: Delectability; O: Observablity; S: severity: RPN: Risk priority number; HS: Hazards score; POC: Person of contact or process control.
Figure 4: Priority matrix, plotting severity against probability (O×D) of IV medication failure modes from January 30-February 28, 2014 in Mettu Karl Hospital.

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