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    This document discusses a study on medication errors in the prescribing, transcribing, and dispensing of compounded medicines at community health centers in North Banyumas, Indonesia. The study found medication errors at all stages of the process. At prescribing, all prescriptions were missing the prescriber's signature and most were missing drug effects, forms, dosages, and patient information. At transcribing, 2% of prescriptions had the wrong patient name. At dispensing, all were missing beyond use dates and storage instructions and most were missing side effects and other key information for patients.

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    This document discusses a study on medication errors in the prescribing, transcribing, and dispensing of compounded medicines at community health centers in North Banyumas, Indonesia. The study found medication errors at all stages of the process. At prescribing, all prescriptions were missing the prescriber's signature and most were missing drug effects, forms, dosages, and patient information. At transcribing, 2% of prescriptions had the wrong patient name. At dispensing, all were missing beyond use dates and storage instructions and most were missing side effects and other key information for patients.

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    This document discusses a study on medication errors in the prescribing, transcribing, and dispensing of compounded medicines at community health centers in North Banyumas, Indonesia. The study found medication errors at all stages of the process. At prescribing, all prescriptions were missing the prescriber's signature and most were missing drug effects, forms, dosages, and patient information. At transcribing, 2% of prescriptions had the wrong patient name. At dispensing, all were missing beyond use dates and storage instructions and most were missing side effects and other key information for patients.

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    The Identification of Medication Error in the Process of

    Prescribing, Transcribing, and Dispensing Compounded Medicine


    in Community Health Center (Puskesmas) of North Region
    Banyumas

    Devi Andiani Putri 2220801023

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    Medication error
    • A medication error is any
    preventable event that may cause or
    lead to inappropriate medication use
    or patient harm while the
    medication is in the control of the
    health care professional, patient, or
    consumer.
    • The National Coordinating Council
    for Medication errors Reporting and
    Prevention :

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    Medication error type

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    National Reporting and Learning System

    140 132.069

    120 113.837

    100
    79.118
    80
    64.484
    60
    42.398
    40

    20

    0
    2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

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    Method
    • This study was conducted to find out • This study was categorized into
    the percentage of medication error quantitative descriptive research
    occurrence in the process of done by observation using cross
    prescribing, transcribing and sectional approach.
    dispensing compounded medicine in • The sample of this study was 100
    community health center in North extemporaneous compounding
    Region of Banyumas recipe obtained prospectively. This
    study was conducted from
    November to December 2017.

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    Prescribing Error
    • The results showed that the medication
    error occurred at prescribing stage no
    signature of prescription writer 100%,
    no/ incomplete drug effect 100%, no/
    incomplete drug form 97 %, incomplete /
    no / wrong way of making drug form
    80%, no patient weight 80%, no name of
    prescription writer 73%, no / wrong drug
    usage rule 63%, no / wrong drug amount
    31%, no/ unclear patient’s address 26%,
    no / incomplete patient’s date of birth
    (age) 22%, no prescription date 8%,
    wrong/unclear patient name 2%. I

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    Transcribing Error

    • In addition, medication error


    occurred at the transcribing
    stage wrong patient’s name 2%

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    Dispensing Error
    • At the dispensing stage,
    medication error also happened
    not delivering beyond use date
    100%, not conveying drug storage
    100 %, not conveying drug
    contraindications100%, not
    delivering drug side effects 94%,
    incorrect / incomplete labeling
    and e-ticket 41%, not delivering
    indication 35%, wrong drug
    amount 7%, wrong drug 7%,
    unclear drug use instructions 4%.

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    Kesimpulan

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