Factors Influencing Reporting of Medical Errors Amongst Nurses in Pediatric Wards in Three Teaching and Referral Hospitals in Nairobi Kenya

  • Jane N N
  • Carol Kawila K
  • Lillian M
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Abstract

Service delivery is among the six health system strengthening pillars by World Health Organization. Successful health services bring about effective, quality, safe, personal and non-personal health care actions or interventions to those who need them, where they need them and when required with minimal resource wastage. Medical error is unintended commission or omission or the failure of an action which was planned which cause, or have potential to cause patient harm.

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Jane N, N., Carol Kawila, K., & Lillian, M. (2022). Factors Influencing Reporting of Medical Errors Amongst Nurses in Pediatric Wards in Three Teaching and Referral Hospitals in Nairobi Kenya. Journal of Nursing and Practice, 5(1). https://doi.org/10.36959/545/411

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