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The Effectiveness of Interventions to Reduce the Nurses' Distractions during Medication Administration: A Systematic Review
Introduction: Nurses constitute the largest group of health professionals who work in the hospital setting and most of the medications in the setting are administered by nurses. Errors related to medication conducted by a nurse frequently occur during medication administration. Interruptions or dist
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