The majority of prescribing errors were related to drug or dose omission errors, to monitoring errors (especially suboptimal therapeutic drug monitoring, suboptimal dosing according to renal and liver function and/or renal replacement therapy) and to improper dosage errors (31.6%, 25.4% and 18.5% of the total number of prescribing errors, respectively).
The possible causes for excessive pipe stress and/or soft foot include pipe stress calculation error, improper spring hanger selection, improper soil analysis assumptions, and improper foundation design.
Due to improper handling and error of judgement about (Phi), it is mistakenly deemed that the difference (q^P-q^C) has the same sign as the expression (f_{BS}(gamma,beta )=2 1-gamma )theta -(2-gamma )(2+gamma )Phi =2 1-gamma4+(betheta+2beta +3) gamma ^3- 2-gamma2(2beta ^2+3beta -3)-4gamma (1-beta )) disPhiyed in page 227.
Problems related to reagents such as production errors, improper handling, and lot-to-lot variations would be eliminated as well as errors occurring during assay execution.
New York's Medicaid system, the state's largest single expense, lost at least $92 million to improper payments, billing errors and poor recordkeeping during the last five years, according to several audits released Tuesday by State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli.
When patients are poorly prepared for discharge, Dr. Coleman has written, they become vulnerable to medication errors, improper care and other complications that can put them right back in the hospital.
The factors that cause these forms of deterioration may include biological factors, improper storage, human errors, etc.
Police and other officials said user error and improper installation were the most common causes of false alarms.
The most common type of error was improper dose/quantity (18%).
