Prinsip Keamanan Pengobatan
Prinsip Keamanan Pengobatan
Prinsip Keamanan Pengobatan
Keamanan
Pengobatan
Ristina Mirwanti
Issue
Side-effect
A side-effect is a known effect, other than that primarily
intended, relating to the pharmacological properties of a
medication
Adverse reaction
An adverse reaction occurs when unexpected harm
results from a justified action, when the correct process
was followed for the context in which the medication was
used
Error
An error is a failure to carry out a planned action as intended
or the application of an incorrect plan .
Adverse event
An incident in which a patient is harmed.
Adverse drug event
An adverse event involving medication (an adverse drug
event) may be preventable (e.g. the result of an error) or may
not be preventable(e.g. an unexpected allergic reaction in a
patient taking a medication for the first time, as described
above).
Adverse drug reaction
Any response to a medication that is noxious and
unintended. This WHO definition includes injuries that are
judged to be caused by the drug and excludes injuries due
to drugs that are caused by error.
Medication error
Any preventable event that may cause or lead to
inappropriate medication use or patient harm while the
medication is in the control of the health-care
professional, patient or consumer
Prescribing
A prescription is an order to take certain medications.
Medication error
A medication error may result in:
an adverse event, in which a patient is harmed;
a near miss, in which a patient is nearly harmed;
neither harm nor potential for harm.
– prescribing,
– dispensing,
– administering,
– monitoring.
The use of medication
carries risks
Prescribing
– Errors may involve prescribing for the wrong patient, prescribing the
wrong dose, prescribing the wrong drug, prescribing the wrong
route or the wrong time for drug administration.
Cause of Prescribing Errors :
Inadequate knowledge about drug indications,
contraindications and drug interactions
Failure to consider physical, cognitive, emotional and
social factors that might alter prescribing, such as
allergies, pregnancy, co-morbidities, health literacy and
other medications the patient may be taking
Inadequate communication (writing / verbal)
Mathematical errors made in calculating doses
– Dispensing
Higher pharmacy workload, defined as the number of
prescriptions dispensed per pharmacist work hour, led to
increased risk of dispensing a potentially unsafe
medication.
– Administering
Error : the wrong dose of a drug being given to the wrong
patient, by the wrong route, at the wrong time, or the
wrong drug being used.
Administration errors can result from
inadequate communication,
slips or lapses,
lack of checking procedures,
lack of vigilance and calculation errors, as well as suboptimal
workplace,
medication packaging design
inadequate documentation
calculation mistakes for IV drugs (e.g. drops/h or drops/min, ml/h
or ml/min)
Monitoring Errors, include :
inadequate monitoring for side-effects,
not ceasing medication once the prescribed course has been
completed or is clearly not helping the patient
not completing a prescribed course of medication.
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