ASSESSING THE PHYSICIANS' ORDER ERRORS IN MEDICAL RECORDS AND IT'S EFFECTIVE FACTORS (A CASE STUDY)

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AZIMI L.; MARKAZI MOGHADDAM N.; ROSTAMI KH.; TALEBI A.; ESKANDARIKIA A.; MIRZAIY A.; AZIMI M.E.

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Journal: HOSPITAL Year:2016 | Volume:15 | Issue:2 (57) Page(s): 41-48

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ASSESSING THE PHYSICIANS' ORDER ERRORS IN MEDICAL RECORDS AND IT'S EFFECTIVE FACTORS (A CASE STUDY)

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MEDICAL RECORDQ1

MEDICAL ORDERSQ1

MEDICAL ERRORQ1

INPATIENTQ2

THERAPEUTIC PHYSICIANSQ1

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Background: Nowadays, Patient Safety is considered as a fundamental concept of the healthcare system. Hence, recognizing the effective factors such as illegible orders, dosage errors, and drug usage can reduce serious side effects leading to the patients' disability, prolonged hospitalization and even death.Materials and Methods: This descriptive-analytical study performed as a cross-sectional one. 1800 INPATIENT records selected in a teaching hospital during one year. The physician first order was examined through a self-adminstrated checklist including physicians’ ID and workshifts, and variables like legibility and recorded dosage. Data analysis conducted via SPSS using descriptive statistics and analytical statistics tests.Results: Among 1800 studied records, there were 66.3% recorded by male, 17.6% illegible, 3.2% with no stamp, 8.2% without signing, 11.9% without time and 4.9% with no date.23% of physician records didn't have coherence and logical sequence, 69.5% did not indicate to the primary items, 17.8% with no medicine dosage, 21.8% without pharmaceutical forms, 11.5% with no usage time, 25.9% without usage method, 14.3% had scribbles and 13% were devoid of numbering. Also, there were a significant relation between demographic variables and some MEDICAL RECORDing errors.Conclusion: it is necessary to endeavor physicians in patient records documentation improvement and can be used some strategies such as educating the newly arrived residents, considering commendatory techniques and record periodic evaluation.

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AZIMI, L., MARKAZI MOGHADDAM, N., ROSTAMI, KH., TALEBI, A., ESKANDARIKIA, A., MIRZAIY, A., & AZIMI, M.E.. (2016). ASSESSING THE PHYSICIANS' ORDER ERRORS IN MEDICAL RECORDS AND IT'S EFFECTIVE FACTORS (A CASE STUDY). HOSPITAL, 15(2 (57)), 41-48. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/106623/en

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AZIMI L., MARKAZI MOGHADDAM N., ROSTAMI KH., TALEBI A., ESKANDARIKIA A., MIRZAIY A., AZIMI M.E.. ASSESSING THE PHYSICIANS' ORDER ERRORS IN MEDICAL RECORDS AND IT'S EFFECTIVE FACTORS (A CASE STUDY). HOSPITAL[Internet]. 2016;15(2 (57)):41-48. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/106623/en

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L. AZIMI, N. MARKAZI MOGHADDAM, KH. ROSTAMI, A. TALEBI, A. ESKANDARIKIA, A. MIRZAIY, and M.E. AZIMI, “ASSESSING THE PHYSICIANS' ORDER ERRORS IN MEDICAL RECORDS AND IT'S EFFECTIVE FACTORS (A CASE STUDY),” HOSPITAL, vol. 15, no. 2 (57), pp. 41–48, 2016, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/106623/en

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