ELIMINATION OF ERRORS IN CODEWORDS ACCORDING TO THE RESULTS OF PARITY CHECKING by A. S. Poljakov, V. E. Samsonov

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REAL-TIME ALGORITHM of OBJECT TRACKING with ERROR HANDLING by O. P. Solovey, N. N. Ivanov

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MODULAR ERRORS CORRECTION BASED ON COMPOSITE cyclic codes by E. G. Makeichik, V. K. Kanapelka, A. I. Korolev

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A systematic review of prescription errors in paediatric care by GD Hannibal, NVNN Vithanage, MT Madhushika, TK Sinhabahu, I Kankananarachchi, PLGC Liyanage

“…Abstract Background Prescription errors (PE) are more prone to occur in paediatric care due to weight-based dosing and age-specific formulations. …”
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Classification of errors in determining trigonometry function values at standard positions by Yayan Eryk Setiawan Setiawan, Sunardi

“…The results showed that out of 34 students who made errors in determining the value of trigonometric functions at the standard position, 11% had conceptual errors, 56% had principle errors, 15% had calculation errors and 18% had factual errors. …”
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University Pharmacy Clinic: Preventing Errors and Enhancing Lives Through Expert Medication Management by Alesha Smith, Dhanya Hariharan Nair, Emma R. Smith, Tara F. Wheeler, Lauren E. Smith, Bruce R. Russell, Carlo A. Marra

“…The University of Otago School of Pharmacy Clinic serves as a model for innovative medication management, tackling critical medication-related problems (MRPs) to enhance patient outcomes and advance pharmacy education. This study evaluated the clinic’s impact, examining 456 patient consultations over four years, with a focus on MRPs such as dosing errors, non-adherence, and inadequate monitoring. …”
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Identifying learning obstacles in proof construction for geometric transformations: Conceptual, procedural, and visualization errors by Talisadika Serrisanti Maifa, Didi Suryadi, Siti Fatimah

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Mathematical Language Errors and Academic Performance in Preservice Calculus Teachers by Joseph Baidoo

“…Conducted within the context of South Africa's education system, where effective mathematics instruction is vital for educational and economic development, this study aims to identify common mathematical language pitfalls, analyze their consequences, and propose strategies to mitigate these errors. …”
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TEACHER’S CORRECTION STRATEGIES ON STUDENTS’ ERRORS IN EFL SPEAKING CLASS by Leni Nuraeni, Fahrus Zaman Fadhly

“…This study is aimed at identifying the types of students’ errors made in EFL speaking class and what the kind of teacher’s correction This study used descriptive qualitative method and the informants of this research was the EFL students at second semester at the department of English education, Universitas Kuningan. …”
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STRUCTURE OF MEDICAL ERRORS AND SURVIVAL OF PATIENTS IN THE INTENSIVE CARE DEPARTMENTS by A. V. Dats, S. M. Gorbacheva, L. S. Dats, S. V. Prokopchuk

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Identification and evaluation of human errors using SHERPA technique among nurses at emergency ward of an educational hospital in Semnan city, Iran by ali Kermani, adel Mazloumi, jebraeel NaslSeraji, fariba GhasemZadeh

“…Therefore, current study was conducted with the aim of identification and evaluation of human error using SHERPA (Systematic Human Error Reduction and Prediction Approach) technique among nurses working at the emergency section of an educational hospital in Iran. …”
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Enhancing medication error reporting through interprofessional education: analysis of Medwatch reporting accuracy and completion rates between teams and individuals by Aline H. Saad, Rehab Bondok, Farah Sayeg, Brian J. Barnes, Caitlin E. Rukat, Candice Garwood, Diane L. Levine

“…Abstract Background Each year, the Food and Drug Administration receives over 2 million adverse event and medication error reports, which are likely underreported. Interprofessional education (IPE) is well positioned to provide team-based training regarding medication safety and related reporting tools. …”
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Socio-economic aspects of medical errors and their consequences in medical organizations by O. L. Zadvornaya, Yu. E. Voskanyan, I. B. Shikina, K. N. Borisov

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Analyzing Errors in Formative Assessment: The Case of Pakistani ESL Undergraduates by Asma Khan, Noormah Babar, Mahwish Farooq

“…In Pakistan, English is not the native language but is mandated as a compulsory subject within educational institutions. Therefore, ESL learners often engender linguistic errors. …”
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Errors in Medical Services: Risks and Harm to Patients and Paths to Remedy by Prof. P R Krishnaswamy

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Knowledge, innovation, and change – The power of error in design and complex systems by Claudia Porfirione, Xavier Ferrari Tumay, Isabel Leggiero

“…An interdisciplinary analysis investigates the role of error as a strategic resource in education and professional practice, and a methodology is proposed that systematises the management of error, encouraging the emergence of innovative and adaptive solutions. …”
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Analysis of lightning localization errors based on different station layouts by Yingting ZENG, Jiaying GU, Ruoyun ZHANG, Qinbo YANG, Jinquan ZENG

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LEXICAL COLLOCATIONAL ERRORS MADE BY EFL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS by Rezheen Ahmed, Fakhir Mohammed

“…Particularly, the identification of common lexical collocation errors helps educators target specific instructional areas and understand their impact on students' long-term language development. …”
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Risk Management of Medication Errors: Improving the Quality of Pharmacotherapeutic Practice by Richard Anthony Despott, Patricia Vella Bonanno, Charmaine Gauci

“…The measures required to mitigate the highest risk of error include medication review of prescribing practices, unit dose dispensing systems and in‐line quality control to avoid treatment administration errors, and patient education in dispensing practice. …”
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Identifying Factors Contributing to Medical Errors: A Qualitative Study by Fatemeh Leyci, Faramarz Pourasghar

“…Findings indicate that care provider-related factors, especially lack of knowledge and skills, have the greatest impact on medical errors. To reduce these errors, it is recommended to design continuous education programs for healthcare staff, strengthen teamwork culture and interdepartmental communication, increase staffing, and upgrade medical equipment. …”
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