Pune, July 09, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- An imminent issue for the healthcare industry about unorganized data has been causing a menace, medical errors have increased leading to bigger expenses. In a 2022 study by the Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute (MDPI), the prevalence of medication errors among nurses was reported to be with an error rate of 72.1%.
Only 41.2% of the errors were reported, however, the most common type of medication error was due to wrong doses, with a 46.9 % frequency rate among all medication error categories.
Saudi Pharmaceutical Journal in a study of central hospitals, in Saudi Arabia revealed 4,860 medication errors recorded during the period from January 2018 to March 2020: The majority were linked with prescribing and transcription account for over half (50.0%) while only about one-fifth was caught up with administration Processes (16%). As a result, the demand for quality management software is increasing to overcome these issues and this acts as a driver for its healthcare quality management market growth.
Furthermore, Medication Dispensing Errors and Prevention - The article headline also states Medication dispensing errors result in ~7000-9000 American lives each year. Countless others suffer from serious side effects or run into problems with pharmaceuticals, but their cases rarely make headlines. Because the upsurge in medical errors continues to rise, demand for healthcare QMS solutions and hence healthcare quality management mar.
