Our new paper on: Risk factors associated with medication administration errors in children highlights the dangers of IV medications, oral medications requiring solvents and increased errors among children >11 @magdazr@AIHI_MQ@lli_sydney
https://t.co/bASyXWsrWr
Drug-drug interactions (DDI) can be harmful, but care should be taken when implementing DDI alerts with electronic medication management systems so as not to introduce alert fatigue. New research from A/Prof Ling Li @lli_sydney@JWestbrook91 Mel Baysari
https://t.co/weMUkrMO74
#WorldSepsisDay Research: Emerging research suggests that inadequacy, rather than time to antibiotics, has a profound impact on in-hospital mortality and ICU admission in hospitalised patients with culture-positive #sepsis. @k_ackermann1@lli_sydney@NSWCEC@eHealthNSW
For #WorldSepsisDay, we stand #togetheragainstsepsis at the Australian Institute of Health Innovation with a motivated team researching tools for early detection. Here's a link to A/Prof Ling Li's @lli_sydney research: https://t.co/zzsOasalpf
Great to see A/Prof @lli_sydney at #MEDINFO23 today on “Blood culture ordering after #sepsis alerts and subsequent patient outcomes: An Electronic Health Record-based study” Read more here: https://t.co/onkAw4BFLp
Researchers in @AIHI_MQ find that ePrescribing shows short-term risks but long term benefits for #medicationsafety in paediatrics. Optimisation of ePrescribing should target prevention + detection of dose errors which are most frequent & pose most risk.
https://t.co/M7xNdip39Z
Our muticentre study on the association between timing and adequacy of antibiotics and adverse outcomes in patients with #sepsis and septic shock @AIHI_MQ#sepsiskills https://t.co/xnQz9J0Am2
See how electronic medication systems are helping to reduce prescribing errors and harm to kids in hospital
"Short- and long-term effects of an eMM system on paediatric prescribing errors." Nature Digital Medicine 2022
https://t.co/O9hiz84NSS
New #sepsis research findings: LqSOFA is an effective tool for identifying mortality risk both in adult inpatients with sepsis and those in the emergency department. @lli_sydney@k_ackermann1
https://t.co/z0FGvPcurl
New #kidney research: Administration of medications contributing to the reduction of glomerular filtration rate is associated with an increased risk of hospital-acquired acute kidney injury and worse patient outcomes. @lli_sydney@JWestbrook91 https://t.co/nyasgKupAd
Recently published review highlights the scarcity of studies investigating #sepsis clinical decision support systems for infants, children, and pregnant women. #WorldSepsisDay@lli_sydney@JWestbrook91@k_ackermann1
https://t.co/IVELNdDnbe