병원간호사가 인식하는 투약오류 실태조사

This study is a descriptive research study that attempted to contribute to establishing a patient safety culture by confirming the status of medication errors as perceived by hospital nurses and providing basic data for the development of educational programs for safe medication nursing. There were 269 nurses working in six general hospitals with less than 300 beds for more than 1year. A structured self-report questionnaire was used from November 15, 2019 to December 31, 2019. Analysis of the collected data was conducted using frequency and percentage using the SPSS program 21.0. As a result of the study, all nurses experienced medication errors, and 76.6% of them reported medication errors. Additionally, the average score was 7.27 points on the question about checking drug information when a new drug is introduced into the department. Nurses who received education on medication errors were 90.3%, and those who responded that education on medication administration was necessary in clinical practice were basic principles of 5R (39.4%), high risk drugs (24%), and intravenous injection (15.4%). In the future, education related to medication administration to nurses should be systematically operated to reflect the needs of these nurses. As a result of this study, we investigated the status of medication errors among hospital nurses. In order to promote awareness of patient safety culture, we developed a practical patient safety education program including the causes and prevention methods for each case of medication errors related to patient safety and conducted continuous education. It is necessary to do.