Task overload and distraction contribute to medication errors: study

Sheshtyn Paola 11/07/2025

A new review has found mental conditions, communication failures and inadequate supervision can lead to medication errors... but which risk factor leads the pack? Issues with communication, coordination and planning are the leading contributor to medication errors, according to a new systematic review published in Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy. Research led by the

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