用药中断:一项描述性研究。

Q3 Nursing Medsurg nursing : official journal of the Academy of Medical-Surgical Nurses Pub Date : 2016-05-01

Christine Hughes Cooper, Ruth Tupper, Karyn Holm

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中断会降低给药过程的效率。在这项研究中，在一家社区医院的四个外科科室，63%的药物传递被打断。然而，中断并不总是导致消极的结果。

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Interruptions During Medication Administration: A Descriptive Study.

Interruptions decrease the efficiency of the medication administration process. In this study, interruptions were found in 63% of the medication passes on four medical-surgical units in a community hospital. However, interruptions do not always lead to negative outcomes.

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期刊介绍： MEDSURG Nursing, The Journal of Adult Health, is the official journal of the Academy of Medical-Surgical Nurses (AMSN). The journal provides its readers with the multidisciplinary information they need to provide clinically excellent patient care and to enhance their nursing practice. MEDSURG Nursing supports adult health/medical-surgical nurses as they strive for excellence in patient care, private practice, and outpatient health care settings in urban, suburban, and rural locations. Each peer-reviewed issue of MEDSURG Nursing features a comprehensive discussion and description of today"s clinical issues in adult health/medical-surgical nursing.

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