Theory-Based Failure Modes and Effect Analysis for Medication Errors

Ghoushchi, Saeid Jafarzadeh; Dorosti, Shadi; Rahman, Mohd Nizam Ab; Khakifirooz, Marzieh; Fathi, Mahdi

doi:10.1155/2021/5533208

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“…FMEA has been used by the engineering community since the 50s and was adopted in the development of HFMEA (DeRosier et al, 2002). Since it has been around for a longer time, several papers in healthcare settings still follow FMEA steps or modify FMEA by themselves to better adjust their needs (Alimohammadzadeh et al, 2017;Ghoushchi et al, 2021;Grau et al, 2021;Hakiem et al, 2022;Paradis et al, 2021). Patient safety, risk management, and risk assessment were among the top five most used author keywords.…”

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Bibliometric Analysis of Healthcare Failure Mode and Effect Analysis Research

Aulia

Rosa

2023

JMMR

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Healthcare Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (HFMEA) has been widely used as a proactive risk assessment for healthcare processes since its development in 2001. This study performs a bibliometric analysis of published papers on HFMEA to map its utilization and evolutionary nuances. The dataset was obtained from the Scopus database for English-language papers published between 2002 and 2022 using “HFMEA” or “Healthcare Failure Mode and Effect Analysis” in the article title, abstract, or keywords. Microsoft Excel and VOSviewer were used to perform the analysis. The authors found 230 relevant publications during the study period. The year 2020 has the most publications, with 34 papers. Articles written by DeRosier et al. received the most citations (470). The United States had the highest number of published papers (84), while the United Kingdom had the most international collaboration. Co-occurrence analysis of author keywords showed that patient safety, risk assessment, and risk management were high-rank words. This study emphasizes scholarly collaboration trends and identifies relevant authors, topics, and journals on HFMEA research. It may assist health practitioners and healthcare facility managers in understanding the focus of HFMEA research. Nonetheless, the number of HFMEA publications is still sparse. Further studies on HFMEA in underrepresented medical specialties should be explored.

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Bibliometric Analysis of Healthcare Failure Mode and Effect Analysis Research

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Rosa

2023

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“…Ahmadi and Taghizadeh [79] have examined the GDP in Iran by a novel gene expression model based on knowledge-based economy factors using a statistical model. Jafarzadeh Ghoushchi et al [80] have analyzed novel mathematical model beads on Failure Modes to evaluate Medication Errors. Hasheminezhad et al [81] have studied a novel method for prioritizing risk factors in passenger trains regarding control management components based on fuzzy COPRAS and fuzzy DEMATEL technique.…”

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Assessment and Prioritize Risk Factors of Financial Measurement of Management Control System for Production Companies Using a Hybrid Z-SWARA and Z-WASPAS with FMEA Method: A Meta-Analysis

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The management control system in an industry is managerial, directional, hindrance, and cohesive action in order to cohere and regulate various branches and sub-branches. In fact, it is a system that supports the real state of matters in the right way. This method is intended at assuring that the purposes and activities carried out have the desired outcomes and eventually lead to the objects and purposes of the company. In this matter, the financial and non-financial management control system is essential both when it comes to strategy community; Consequently, in this paper, the management control system is classified into financial and non-financial categories because such analysis gives a chance to get a broad assessment of a management control system relationship in organizations. In this paper, we evaluate the relationship between business strategy and management control system and their influences on financial performance measurement of a manufacturer (a case study of Maral co.) with the use of Merchant’s theory. Furthermore, In this case, a decision-making strategy centered on the FMEA is used to identify and prioritize risk factors financial of the control system in companies. Nevertheless, because this strategy has some significant limitations, this research has presented a decision-making approach depending on Z-number theory. For tackle, some of the RPN score’s drawbacks, the suggested decision-making methodology combines the Z-SWARA and Z-WASPAS techniques with the FMEA method. The findings reveal that in the non-financial management control system element, customer satisfaction, and in the financial component, cost standards are at the largest level of weight. Furthermore, the strategic planning factor with a rate of 2.95 and the deviation analysis factor with a rate of 2.87 is at the lowest level, respectively. In sum, market or industry changes are the primary cause of risk in businesses, according to FMEA methodology and the opinions of three professionals.

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“…[ 3 4 ] Because of the good performance and reliability of this comprehensive quality management program, it is used by managers to analyze and identify risk factors of new medical policies even before implementation. [ 5 6 ] Therefore, due to the importance of the ICU ward, we decided to assess the preventive risk of medication therapy in total ICU wards of Shahid Rahimi and Ashayer hospitals affiliated to Lorestan University of Medical Sciences in Khorramabad in 2022.…”

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Preventive Risk Assessment of Medication in Intensive Wards

Hayati,

Piramoon

2023

International Journal of Preventive Medicine

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Background: Failure mode and effect analysis (FEMA) approach as one of the preventive risk management strategies to identify and prevent errors in the medication process in nursing care in the 10 intensive wards in two large hospitals in Khorramabad. Methods: This study is applied descriptive research, which is conducted as a mixed-method quantitative-qualitative approach using focus group discussion. Results: The average risk priority number (RPN) score for the intensive care unit (ICU) in this study was 20.97. The highest RPN scores were associated with the SICU (Surgical ICU) and EICU (Emergency ICU) wards with RPN of 24.66 and 22.71, respectively. Among the steps of the medication process, the first step “physician order” had the highest score (RPN = 26.08). Conclusions: The intensive wards, which had high RPN scores are exposed to more risk of the drug medication process like EICU and SICU; also, simple acts such as handwriting readable by a physician can considerably reduce risk in the ICU.

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Theory-Based Failure Modes and Effect Analysis for Medication Errors

Cited by 8 publications

References 55 publications

Bibliometric Analysis of Healthcare Failure Mode and Effect Analysis Research

Bibliometric Analysis of Healthcare Failure Mode and Effect Analysis Research

Assessment and Prioritize Risk Factors of Financial Measurement of Management Control System for Production Companies Using a Hybrid Z-SWARA and Z-WASPAS with FMEA Method: A Meta-Analysis

Preventive Risk Assessment of Medication in Intensive Wards

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