Abdulrahman. A. A., (2016). Barriers and perceptions to medication administration error
reporting among nurses in Saudi Arabia. Thesis Submitted in Partial Fulfilment of the
Requirements for the Degree of Master of Nursing Science, School of Nursing, Faculty
of Health Science. he University of Adelaide November 2016.
https://digital.library.adelaide.edu.au/dspace/bitstream/2440/103929/1/02whole.pdf
could you find the research paper for above topic. TQ
I found this study to be very well planned and executed. The methods of reporting the data were clear and concise. The language was clear and easy to understand. Medication errors are a world wide problem and the number who die from mediation errors is staggering. Developing a reporting tool that is concise, relevant and user friendly is extremely important. Removing the culture of shame surrounding an error is probably the most important aspect to promoting better reporting. Communication between staff nurses and management need improvement. Fear of retaliation or loss of job are strong elements that discourage reporting and I completely agree that until these elements are less harsh, reporting will be infrequent.
Your paper is very timely and should open the doors to better communication between staff and management.
I enjoyed reading it and hope to see more of your work.
Respectfully,
Julia Meaders Potts, MSN, RN
currently enrolled at Wilkes University post MSN certificate program in gerontological advanced practice nursing( online program)
Yantis, Texas
USA