Sentence examples for high incidence of errors from inspiring English sources
Studies from Bahrain, 4 Nepal, 5 India, 6 7 Saudi Arabia 8 and Nigeria 9 found a high incidence of errors in prescription writing, including illegibility and incomplete prescribing information.
Intravenous medication administrations have a high incidence of error but there is limited evidence of associated factors or error severity.
The higher incidence of errors recorded for RNs in the study contrasts with their lower pre-study recall of previous near misses.
Recent studies in Canada and Denmark have documented a high incidence of medical errors in hospitals.
There is a high incidence of coding errors in oral surgery because of the large number of day cases, a lack of awareness by clinicians of coding issues, and because clinical coders are not always familiar with the large number of highly specialised abbreviations used.
This study revealed a high incidence of documentation errors in the traditional handwritten prescription process.
This high incidence of meiotic errors determines severe clinical consequences with approximately one-third of miscarriages being chromosomally abnormal in origin (Hassold et al., 1996).
As high as 44 000–98 000 of the people died from medical errors annually in US, what is alarming is the number of deaths, permanent disability and avoidable injuries that has resulted from the high incidence of medical error.
If we need to improve outcomes, then we need to reduce the high incidence of medical error both within and outside ICUs; in order to achieve this, we must embrace health informatics.
Second-order interaction (triple interaction Group × Ear × Type of error) showed a significant effect (F1,43 = 4.6; p = 0.037654) indicating that the higher incidence of SAME errors for the left ear occurred mainly in the NAP group.
As on the WCST, poorer shifting efficiency and a higher incidence of perseverative errors were observed among participants with higher ASD trait scores when manually categorizing emotion-related stimuli.
