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#30 Preventing and reporting medication errors – Rabat CC & UMC

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Look-alike medicines, unclear communication and distractions during administration – medication errors may occur for many different reasons. They all have in common that they are unintended mistakes in the drug treatment process that may or may not lead to patient harm. In this episode Ghita Benabdallah and Loubna Alj from the national pharmacovigilance centre of Morocco, and Alem Zekarias from Uppsala Monitoring Centre discuss how we can prevent medication errors from occurring – and, when they do occur, make sure that they are reported as such.
Tune in to find out:

  • What are the most common causes for medication errors?
  • How should strategies for preventing medication errors be devised?
  • How does the assessment of suspected medication error reports differ from “regular” ADR signal assessment?
  • What can be done to encourage healthcare professionals to report medication errors?

Want to know more?

  • In March 2024, WHO published this systematic review of the global burden of preventable medication-related harm in healthcare.
  • According to this 2021 article in BMJ, an estimated 237 million medication errors occur in England every year. Avoidable adverse drug events were calculated to cost the National Health Service an annual sum of GBP 98 462 582 per year, consuming 181 626 bed-days, and causing/contributing to 1708 deaths.
  • This 2012 meta-analysis confirmed what had been suggested in several observational studies: that preventable adverse drug reactions are a significant healthcare burden.
  • The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has a dedicated webpage with recommendations, guidelines, legal requirements and a good practice guide on medication errors.

Join the conversation on social media
Follow us on X, LinkedIn, or Facebook and share your thoughts about the show with the hashtag #DrugSafetyMatters.
Got a story to share?
We’re always looking for new content and interesting people to interview. If you have a great idea for a show, get in touch!
About UMC
Read more about Uppsala Monitoring Centre and how we work to advance medicines safety.

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Rozdziały

1. #30 Preventing and reporting medication errors – Rabat CC & UMC (00:00:00)

2. Intro (00:00:16)

3. Welcome (00:01:08)

4. What is a medication error? (00:01:24)

5. Common causes (00:03:02)

6. Frequency of medication errors (00:05:51)

7. Impact on patients, healthcare and communities (00:07:46)

8. Data collection and analysis (00:08:50)

9. Listener question: Efficiency of P-method (00:10:54)

10. Listener question: Facilitating patient reporting (00:11:52)

11. Reasons for under-reporting (00:14:25)

12. "Errors" - a blaming name? (00:15:28)

13. Coding medication errors (00:16:56)

14. Signal detection and assessment (00:18:36)

15. The VigiBase global perspective (00:20:45)

16. Strategies for prevention (00:22:32)

17. Listener question: Technological innovations (00:25:10)

18. Listener question: AI (00:26:22)

19. Reflections on a UMC course on medication errors (00:28:24)

20. Outro (00:32:45)

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Look-alike medicines, unclear communication and distractions during administration – medication errors may occur for many different reasons. They all have in common that they are unintended mistakes in the drug treatment process that may or may not lead to patient harm. In this episode Ghita Benabdallah and Loubna Alj from the national pharmacovigilance centre of Morocco, and Alem Zekarias from Uppsala Monitoring Centre discuss how we can prevent medication errors from occurring – and, when they do occur, make sure that they are reported as such.
Tune in to find out:

  • What are the most common causes for medication errors?
  • How should strategies for preventing medication errors be devised?
  • How does the assessment of suspected medication error reports differ from “regular” ADR signal assessment?
  • What can be done to encourage healthcare professionals to report medication errors?

Want to know more?

  • In March 2024, WHO published this systematic review of the global burden of preventable medication-related harm in healthcare.
  • According to this 2021 article in BMJ, an estimated 237 million medication errors occur in England every year. Avoidable adverse drug events were calculated to cost the National Health Service an annual sum of GBP 98 462 582 per year, consuming 181 626 bed-days, and causing/contributing to 1708 deaths.
  • This 2012 meta-analysis confirmed what had been suggested in several observational studies: that preventable adverse drug reactions are a significant healthcare burden.
  • The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has a dedicated webpage with recommendations, guidelines, legal requirements and a good practice guide on medication errors.

Join the conversation on social media
Follow us on X, LinkedIn, or Facebook and share your thoughts about the show with the hashtag #DrugSafetyMatters.
Got a story to share?
We’re always looking for new content and interesting people to interview. If you have a great idea for a show, get in touch!
About UMC
Read more about Uppsala Monitoring Centre and how we work to advance medicines safety.

  continue reading

Rozdziały

1. #30 Preventing and reporting medication errors – Rabat CC & UMC (00:00:00)

2. Intro (00:00:16)

3. Welcome (00:01:08)

4. What is a medication error? (00:01:24)

5. Common causes (00:03:02)

6. Frequency of medication errors (00:05:51)

7. Impact on patients, healthcare and communities (00:07:46)

8. Data collection and analysis (00:08:50)

9. Listener question: Efficiency of P-method (00:10:54)

10. Listener question: Facilitating patient reporting (00:11:52)

11. Reasons for under-reporting (00:14:25)

12. "Errors" - a blaming name? (00:15:28)

13. Coding medication errors (00:16:56)

14. Signal detection and assessment (00:18:36)

15. The VigiBase global perspective (00:20:45)

16. Strategies for prevention (00:22:32)

17. Listener question: Technological innovations (00:25:10)

18. Listener question: AI (00:26:22)

19. Reflections on a UMC course on medication errors (00:28:24)

20. Outro (00:32:45)

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