[PDF] Top 20 Interventions to Reduce Pediatric Medication Errors: A Systematic Review

... There was an appreciable risk of bias in most studies (Fig 2), with, for example, 67% of the 52 interrupted time-series studies not protecting against secular changes. Sixty studies (95%) reported positive results for ... See full document

... This systematic review found that deprescribing as an intervention did not routinely improve medication ad- herence in this patient ...duced medication burden would improve adherence could not ... See full document

... a systematic review of peer-reviewed research on the use of parenting programs to improve child and adolescent mental, emotional, and behavioral health outcomes that were either delivered in the context of ... See full document

... 2005), interventions that highlight these consequences are not sufficiently effective (Mahler et ...A review by Dodd and Forshaw (2010) found that appearance-based interventions were generally ... See full document

... this systematic review was answering the question “What are the nursing interventions able to improve in medication adherence in aged people with chronic ...criteria. Interventions to ... See full document

... Quality characteristics of the selected studies are summarized in Table 2. Overall, 1 study was rated as “good,” 3 studies were rated as “fair,” and 1 study was rated as “ poor. ” There were a number of common ... See full document

... this review indicate that some envir- onmental interventions may have the potential to re- duce fear of crime, although in no case is the evidence ... See full document

... this review indicate that some envir- onmental interventions may have the potential to re- duce fear of crime, although in no case is the evidence ... See full document

... health interventions considering the negative outcomes derived from their excessive ...this review and meta-analysis aim to evaluate the effect that interventions have had to decrease their ... See full document

... www systematicreviewsjournal com Table www systematicreviewsjournal com Table http //www systematicreviewsjournal com/content/2/1/30/table/T1[11/06/2013 09 26 31] Table 1 Characteristics and quality r[.] ... See full document

... to reduce diagnostic errors have not been studied separ- ...includes interventions such as processes, systems, models, programs and procedures aimed to ensure cer- tain activities are carried out ... See full document

... within systematic reviews of complex in- terventions because of the significant clinical heterogeneity faced when trying to synthesize such evidence ...For medication adherence interventions, QCA ... See full document

... However, medication adherence remains suboptimal, as treatment regimens can be complex and difficult to continue long ...in systematic reviews and meta-analyses to reach conclusions that are more ...– ... See full document

... on interventions with a community component and including samples in which the intervention was initiated any time before the child turned 3 years old, and it did not evaluate whether intervention dose and ... See full document

... of systematic reviews have evidenced the effectiveness of the ABI in reducing alcohol consumption among hazardous and harmful drinkers (O’Donnell et ...brief interventions delivered within emergency care ... See full document

... a systematic review and meta-analysis to determine the effectiveness of healthcare provider-led (HCPs) interventions to support medication adherence in patients with acute coronary syndrome ... See full document

... CPOE systems indisputably reduce MPEs effectively. However, as to what extent this results in improved patient safety and better clinical outcome remains to be established. The implementation process of CPOE sys- ... See full document

... The review was able to explore definitions, methods, and interventions used to investigate MAEs in children’s ...includes errors during the preparation process and the failure to follow hospital ... See full document

... the medication errors in the country, these errors exist and they intentionally or unintentionally damage the health system as well as the financial and insurance ...these errors can be ... See full document

... to reduce errors, but many solutions have largely ignored the cultural and organizational approach and should try to adjust and learn from medication errors as it will slightly improve ... See full document