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Published on: November 15, 2013
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Jean-Luc Quenon1, Florence Perret1, Laurent Faraggi1
1CCECQA, Hôpital Xavier Arnozan, Pessac, France.
Background:
Failures may occur in each part of the medication use process. This study aimed to evaluate the barriers existing in hospital pharmacies in order to prevent medication errors and to help institutions to make improvement actions.
Methods:
Within the framework of the SECURIMED project, risk assessment visit (interviews, observations, analysis of adverse event scenario by professionals…) were conducted in volunteer hospital pharmacies. A restitution meeting, after visit in each pharmacy permitted exchanges between visitors and professionals on barriers and weaknesses and then on solutions to reduce identified risks.
Results:
Twenty-one hospital pharmacies participated. Despite presence of safeguards in some pharmacies, many weaknesses were retrieved (multiplicity of process, lack of resources…) and clinical pharmacy was not enough developed.
Conclusion:
This project has led to an overview of the situation in Aquitaine, and created a regional dynamic to improve the medication system safety.
