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    Drug administration errors by nurses are common and risk patient safety. This review identifies causes and suggests practical measures for educators and hospitals to enhance nurses

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    • Patient Safety
    • Medication Management

    Background:

    • Medication administration errors pose a significant threat to patient safety in healthcare settings.
    • Nurses, both students and registered nurses, are frequently involved in drug administration processes.

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