ERROR PERCEPTION IN GYMNASTICS: TWO CONSECUTIVE INTERVENTIONS by Damian Jeraj

“…Participants of S1 (n = 18) and S2 (n = 21) are distributed to either a control or an intervention condition. The error perception rate of a video test was used as the dependent variable. …”
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Impact of intervention on preanalytical errors assessed by six sigma and Pareto’s principle by Sweta Kulkarni, S. Vinothini, Wilma Delphine Silvia CR

“…A total of 31,003 samples before intervention and 31,114 samples after intervention were screened for preanalytical errors in sample collection like Hemolysed, clotted, inadequate sample, Lipemic from clinical biochemistry section over a period of one year. …”
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Accelerometer measurement error in a randomized physical activity intervention trial in breast cancer survivors was nondifferential but attenuated the intervention effect by Laura Q. Rogers, Douglas Midthune, Kevin Dodd, Heather Bowles, Edward McAuley, Kerry S. Courneya, Brian Barrett, Spiro Razis, Gary R. Hunter, Stephen J. Carter, Raymond J. Carroll, Victor Kipnis

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Evaluation of the Effect of Educational Intervention on the Error of Insurance Documents on Deductions in Hospitalization Records by Mahmood Mousavi, Zohreh Karimiankakolaki

“…Background: The aim of this study is to consider the effect of an educational intervention on the error rate of insurance documents in the deductingof hospitalization records of Covid-19 patients' health insurance among hospital staff. …”
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Hormonal Crossroads in Inborn Errors of the Metabolism Impact of Puberty and Dietary Interventions on Metabolic Health by Thomas Lundqvist, Rasmus Stenlid, Maria Halldin

“…<b>Background/Objectives</b>: Inborn errors of metabolism (IEMs) represent a diverse group of genetic disorders characterized by enzymatic defects that disrupt metabolic pathways, leading to toxic metabolite accumulation, deficits, or impaired macromolecule synthesis. …”
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Ergonomic interventions and endodontic treatment outcomes: An analysis of dentist working posture and error rates by Ruslan Ratushnyi, Olha Stakhanska

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Investigating the Effect of Active Learning from Medication Errors on their Reporting in Nursing by Sara Salehi, Asgar Aghaei Hashchin, Ahmad Ahmadi Teymourlouy, Alireza Abbasi Chaleshtari

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Effectiveness of Coaching Interventions using Grammarly Software and Plagiarism Detection Software in Reducing Grammatical Errors and Plagiarism of Undergraduate Researches by Genaro V. Japos

“…The study examined the errors detected by grammarly software and plagiarism software and how these were reduced due to coaching interventions. …”
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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

“…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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The The Difficult Case Consultation: An intervention for interprofessional health communication by Elissa Foster, Jay Baglia

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Bayesian cohort and cross-sectional analyses of the PINCER trial: a pharmacist-led intervention to reduce medication errors in primary care. by Karla Hemming, Peter J Chilton, Richard J Lilford, Anthony Avery, Aziz Sheikh

“…This analysis suggests that the PINCER intervention is strongly effective in reducing the likelihood of one of the important errors; not necessarily effective in reducing the other errors. …”
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Meta-analysis: a tool for constructing theories or evaluating interventions or simply proving everyday assumptions? by Erich H. Witte, Ivo Ponocny

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Second Victim Syndrome Among Healthcare Professionals: A Systematic Review of Interventions and Outcomes by Ong TSK, Goh CN, Tan EKYE, Sivanathan KA, Tang ASP, Tan HK, Ng QX

“…This review highlights the need for system-wide, evidence-based interventions and standardized evaluation metrics to support healthcare professionals effectively.Plain Language Summary: Healthcare professionals involved in medical errors or adverse events often experience emotional distress, a phenomenon known as Second Victim Syndrome (SVS). …”
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Electrocardiogram Acquisition Errors or Myocardial Infarct by Sari U. M. Vanninen, Kjell C. Nikus

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Human Error Probability in Responding to Safety Alarms by Els Janssens, Dirk Roosendans, Olivier Iddir

“…This method, called HEPIRA (Human Error Probability in Responding to safety Alarms), is a procedure for quantitative evaluation of the human error probability by operators in responding to critical process and fire & gas alarms, that intervene in the prevention or mitigation of a major accident scenario. …”
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The effect of error aversion climate on impoverished leadership by Chang-E Liu, Yunfan Liu, Yulei Li, Chenhong Hu, Shan Wang

“…The indirect effect of error aversion climate on impoverished leadership is stronger when leaders have high prevention regulatory focus and high promotion regulatory focus.DiscussionThe findings provide theoretical guidance for interventions to reduce impoverished leadership and offer new insights for promoting organizational sustainability.…”
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Epidemiology of Medical Errors and Incidents in Emergency Medicine by Yu. E. Voskanyan

“…For prehospital emergency medical care, there are 12.45 medical errors and 4.50 incidents with consequences for every 100 visits. …”
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The Planners’ Perspective on Train Timetable Errors in Sweden by Carl-William Palmqvist, Nils O. E. Olsson, Lena Winslott Hiselius

“…Based on the interviews, we found that errors in timetables commonly lead to infeasible timetables, which necessitate intervention by traffic control, and to delays occurring, increasing, and spreading. …”
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A retrospective study on prevalence, characteristics, and outcomes of transcribing error: analysis of data from the National Medication Error Reporting System in Malaysia by Norazida Ab Rahman, Ee Vien Low, Fateha Kamaruddin, Asilah Che Ayub, Sue Chin Chong, Noridayu Tumiran, Norafidah Idris

“…These findings offer valuable insights into medication errors caused by transcribing processes in Malaysia, which can inform efforts to improve pharmacy practices, design appropriate interventions, and reduce harm to patients.…”
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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

“…Highlighting the preventable nature of these errors, our analysis confirms the need for further studies on PE focusing on factors affecting prescription errors and targeted interventions to reduce these errors in paediatric care.…”
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