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If you are a legal nurse consultant helping attorneys with medical malpractice cases, you will see nursing errors that result in medication errors.
Pat discusses medication errors in this podcast.
Listen in as Pat Iyer chats about these points
- What happened when doctors and nurses violated the Nursing Home Care Act by failing to administer a medication as ordered
- The 10 elements the Institute for Safe Medication Practices has identified that are intertwined with medication errors
- How medication administration workarounds can easily lead to medical errors
- the meaning of medication reconciliation also how it may fail
- Several ways that miscommunication can result in medications errors
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Your Presenter
Pat Iyer has been a legal nurse consultant since 1987 when she first began reviewing cases as an expert witness. She achieved national prominence through her texts and many contributions to the legal nurse consulting field. She has reviewed several cases involving medication errors.
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