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Medication Safety Failures
Medication errors, mis-tracking, and verification gaps across pharmacy and nursing workflows lead to wrong drugs, lost doses, and patient harm.
In their words
Someone unboxed 75 dilaudids and left it for the next nurse to find and count.
Something was just off. I stopped it wasn’t Vancomycin it was VECURONIUM. Same size bottle, same color label.
My staff and I waste so much time making sure this is right and the patients often can’t give me the right answer.
Pharmacy error resulting in a 20 fold narc dose in joint injection.
filling only control is going to lose a ordering from wholesaler, I am not taking that risk as business owner.
some nurse assumes its theirs ans transfuses it without even looking. Its happened twice in the time ive worked here.
Almost all of her miscounting mistakes are counting 30 when it should be 90.
What if sugammadex is restricted as someone mentioned.
A three-times-a-day med that was never really behind ends up waking a kid at 2am to take an oral antibiotic for no clinical reason.
I’m often having to call the same NP over and over to amend children’s ABX dosing every other week due to failure to do basic weight dosing correctly.
A medications compliance officer on 10% of patients would save at least a few hundred billion USD
Es ist meine größte angst einen pat ausversehen umzubringen und das geht halt mit Medikamenten sehr leicht.
pharmacists, nurses, pharmacy techs
Where they talk
- r/nursing
- r/pharmacy
- r/anesthesiology
- r/walmart_RX
- r/VetTech
- r/WalgreensRx
- r/medicine
- r/CVS
Tools they use today
- Epic
- Pyxis
- Omnicell
- MAR
- DoseEdge
- Connexus
- Excel
- McKesson
Why those fall short
- no verification system; look-alike packaging and adjacent storage cause confusion
- cabinets track inventory but cannot count loose unboxed doses
- similar bottles and labels cause mix-ups
- pump programming ignores tubing prime volume, causing underdosing and charting errors
- records often empty or not uploaded; no consistent shared medication history
Map of ideas
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