Description of inpatient medication management using cognitive work analysis.

Alleene Anne Pingenot; James Shanteau; L. T C Daniel N Sengstacke

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Description of inpatient medication management using cognitive work analysis.

December 16, 2009

Pingenot AA, Shanteau J, Sengstacke LTCDN. Comput Inform Nurs. 2009;27(6):379-92.

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This study used cognitive engineering techniques to analyze the process of medication prescribing, dispensing, and administration in a hospital, and to develop a framework for improving the safety of the process.

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