Evaluation of nurses’ knowledge and practices regarding safety measures beyond intravenous therapy administration in 2024

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Published: Nov 12, 2024
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Intravenous therapy,IV Therapy Administration, Nurses' Knowledge and practice, Safety measures.

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Abdulazizmaiod almalki
Specialist nurse, Alrugamah primary healthcare, Saudi Arabia.
Oashjaber salim
Specialist nurse, East jeddah Hospital, Saudi Arabia.
Ahlam Saad Abdullah Alshehri
Nursing technician, Alrabiewaltawfiq primary healthcare, Saudi Arabia.
Abeer Ayied alotaibi
Nursing technician, Brimanphc, Saudi Arabia.
Amani Abdullah Ahmed
Nursing technician, Al-Mahjer PHC, Saudi Arabia.
Nisreen Abdullah Alshamrani
Nursing technician, Al-Mahjer PHC, Saudi Arabia.
Aisha Mohammed Ali Salhabi
Nursing technician, Al Ruwais primary health care, Saudi Arabia.
KalthomlBrahim khardaliy
Nursing technician, Almahjar PHC, Saudi Arabia.
Hossam Ali Ateeq Al-Harbi
Nursing technician, Primary health care center in Al-Buhaira and Al-Fayhaa, Saudi Arabia.

Abstract

Medication errors are found all around the world, putting patients and medical professionals at risk for adverse outcomes linked to blood birth. However, unsafe intravenous (IV) injection practices have proliferated globally, indicating the need for nurses to administer IV therapy safely and effectively in order to avoid major mistakes, risks, and consequences.

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Vol. 27 No. 3 (2024)
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