Sentence examples for unanticipated errors from inspiring English sources

Interventions were highly effective at reducing unanticipated errors of commission in medication administration tasks, but showed mixed effectiveness at reducing predictable errors of detection in medication verification tasks.

However, using a Computerized Decision Support System (CDSS) such as CB-SCID1 may trigger unanticipated errors due to automation bias, that is, users may act as the CDSS directs, regardless of the correctness of the action.

Furthermore, unanticipated errors can occur if a user deliberately deviates from the standard procedures, recommendations or guidelines thus committing a technical violation [ 11] often referred to as a 'work-around' when there is a glitch in the way information systems are used relative to initial intentions [ 12, 13].

While it is likely that these sequencing based approaches will permit a major advance on microarray based technologies, it is also highly likely that unanticipated systematic errors will be present in these data and will need to be corrected in order to permit appropriate application.

The FTC for the anticipated fault and unanticipated fault are verified in Synopsys Saber, and the detection of control flow error is tested in the DSP controller.

Next, the design is extended to have robust stability for unanticipated plant modelling errors disturbances, because the robustness of adaptive controllers is known to be low due to the complex mechanism of controllers and estimators of plant model parameters.

How can a medical error or unanticipated outcome be openly disclosed to a patient or patient's family without increasing the risk of litigation?

A second victim was defined as a health care provider involved in an unanticipated adverse patient event, medical error, and/or a patient related-injury who become victimized in the sense that the provider is traumatized by the event [ 15, 17].

A longitudinal cohort study undertaken by Sen et al 34 showed that the decrease of working hours under the 2011 ACGME standards have resulted in an "unanticipated increase in self-reported medical errors" and has not shown an improvement in well-being or depressive symptoms, nor has it prompted an increase in hours of sleep.

The movie's most depressing conclusion is its suggestion that the only way to begin to repair unanticipated emotional damage from a cataclysmic error in judgment is to lie.

Second victims have been defined by Susan Scott et al. [ 2] as healthcare team members involved in an unanticipated patient event, in a medical error and/or a patient-related injury who become victimized in the sense that the team member is traumatized by the event.