Physicians' adherence to evidence-based guidelines as a major predictor of anticoagulant-related medication error incidence and severity
El-Bosily, Heba M; Abd El Meguid, Khaled R; Sabri, Nagwa A; Ahmed, M. A.;
Abstract
Anticoagulants represent a main source of medication errors (MEs) and complications that have catastrophic implications, posing an obligation on health care providers to assess anticoagulant-related MEs and factors affecting their occurrence. This study investigates the occurrence and severity of prescribing MEs in patients on anticoagulants and explores their potential predictors.
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| Title | Physicians' adherence to evidence-based guidelines as a major predictor of anticoagulant-related medication error incidence and severity | Authors | El-Bosily, Heba M; Abd El Meguid, Khaled R; Sabri, Nagwa A; Ahmed, M. A. | Keywords | Egypt;adverse drug events;anticoagulant;clinical pharmacy;guideline adherence;medication error;prescribing errors | Issue Date | Aug-2022 | Publisher | WILEY | Journal | British journal of clinical pharmacology | Volume | 88 | Issue | 8 | Start page | 3730 | End page | 3740 | ISSN | 0306-5251 | DOI | 10.1111/bcp.15314 | PubMed ID | 35293625 | Scopus ID | 2-s2.0-85127271668 | Web of science ID | WOS:000773864500001 |
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