Risk of medication errors and nurses' quality of sleep: a national cross-sectional web survey study.

E. Di Simone; F. Fabbian; N. Giannetta; E. Renzi; M. Di Muzio; R. Manredini

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Risk of medication errors and nurses' quality of sleep: a national cross-sectional web survey study.

September 16, 2020

Di Simone E, Fabbian F, Giannetta N, et al. Eur Rev Med Pharmacol Sci. 2020;24(12):7058-7062.

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Based on survey data of a sample of nurses, the authors identified a significant association between perceived risk of near miss medication errors and both poor sleep quality and short resting time after a night shift.

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