
The safe delivery of medication, regardless of how skilled the clinician, involves some risk and liability. To minimize these risks, nurses and i.v. professionals must practice prevention techniques. Risk management in today's healthcare environment involves implementing education and awareness programs as well as carefully identifying the problems and instituting solutions to positively affect all those involved. This article identifies the risks and legal implications involved in patient care and addresses how to promote positive patient outcomes.
Risk Management, Humans, Medication Errors, Liability, Legal, Clinical Competence, United States
Risk Management, Humans, Medication Errors, Liability, Legal, Clinical Competence, United States
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