Qualia as query act, the phenomenology of predictive error coding by Herbert W. Harris

“…questions can be integrated with neuroscientific models through predictive error coding (PEC). PEC reconceptualizes the brain as an active inference system, continuously generating and updating predictions about sensory inputs. …”
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Automatic Correction of Labeling Errors Applied to Tomato Detection by Ángel Eduardo Zamora Suárez, Gerardo Antonio Alvarez Hernandez, Juan Irving Vasquez, Hind Taud, Abril Valeria Uriarte-Arcia, Erik Zamora

“…This study addresses the problem of correcting labeling errors in object detection datasets without human intervention. …”
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Error Analysis of Trigonometry Students in a Technological University by Catalino L. Centillas Jr., Christian Caben M. Larisma

“…By pinpointing the error category or pattern of a student's errors, one can directly teach the correct procedure for solving the problem or can even formulate an effectively designed instructional intervention. …”
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An Analysis of Grammatical Errors in Thesis Abstracts and Strategies for Improvement by Sari Dewi Noviyanti

“…Future research should expand sampling, explore error causes qualitatively, and assess intervention effectiveness longitudinally.…”
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Lingual nerve injuries: recognized complications or preventable errors? by Frederic Van der Cruyssen, Frederic Van der Cruyssen, Frederic Van der Cruyssen, Robin Willaert, Robin Willaert, Michael Miloro

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A Model of Adaptive Error Management Practices Addressing the Higher-Order Factors of the Dirty Dozen Error Classification—Implications for Organizational Resilience in Sociotechni... by Nicki Marquardt, Ricarda Gades-Büttrich, Tammy Brandenberg, Verena Schürmann

“…The results revealed a three-factor model of human error causation in STSs. Based on these results, an adaptive error management system (AEMS), which includes evidence-based interventions to manage causes of human errors and mitigate their risky consequences, was presented. …”
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Mathematical Language Errors and Academic Performance in Preservice Calculus Teachers by Joseph Baidoo

“…Statistical analyses confirmed significant differences in error distribution and their impact on performance, highlighting the need for early and targeted interventions. …”
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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 research builds on a quality risk management approach to assess how targeted interventions may reduce the risk of medication errors. …”
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Medication Errors in the Southeast Asian Countries: A Systematic Review. by Shahrzad Salmasi, Tahir Mehmood Khan, Yet Hoi Hong, Long Chiau Ming, Tin Wui Wong

“…There was only one study of reconciliation error. Three studies were interventional.<h4>Discussion</h4>The most frequently reported types of administration error were incorrect time, omission error and incorrect dose. …”
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Impact of collaborative pharmaceutical care on older inpatients’ medication safety: multicentre stepped-wedge cluster randomised trial (MEDREV Study) by Géraldine Leguelinel-Blache, Sophie Bouvet, Pierrick Bedouch, Bérengère Bachelet, Catherine Chenailler, Thomas Dantin, Laure Geneletti, Alexia Janes, Florence Scher, Bogdan Cireașă, Jean-Marie Kinowski, Christel Castelli, Clarisse Roux-Marson, Working Group “Valorisation of Pharmacist Interventions” of the French Society of Clinical Pharmacy, MEDREV working group

“…The primary outcome was assessing the intervention through the rate of patients with at least one medication error (ME) on the admission medication order (such as omission, wrong dose or wrong route of administration), comparing the two periods. …”
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Carers' Medication Administration Errors in the Domiciliary Setting: A Systematic Review. by Anam Parand, Sara Garfield, Charles Vincent, Bryony Dean Franklin

“…We aimed to review studies of how carers cause and/or prevent medication administration errors (MAEs) within the patient's home; to identify types, prevalence and causes of these MAEs and any interventions to prevent them.…”
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Typical linguistic errors committed by tertiary students in legal written outputs by Ai Nhan Nguyen, Tuan Van Vu

“…Overall, the findings highlight the effectiveness of targeted instructional strategies in enhancing learners’ linguistic accuracy, particularly in morphological and lexical errors, while underscoring the need for teachers’ tailored interventions to improve students’ syntactic competence in legal English writing skills. …”
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The use of large language models in detecting Chinese ultrasound report errors by Yuqi Yan, Kai Wang, Bojian Feng, Jincao Yao, Tian Jiang, Zhiyan Jin, Yin Zheng, Yahan Zhou, Chen Chen, Lin Sui, Xiayi Chen, Yanhong Du, Jie Yang, Qianmeng Pan, Lingyan Zhou, Vicky Yang Wang, Ping Liang, Dong Xu

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Post-stroke lesion correlates of errors in verbal and spatial production tasks by Antonino Visalli, Antonino Visalli, Natasha Maldonado, Mete Dadak, Heinrich Lanfermann, Karin Weißenborn, Bruno Kopp

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Controlling Hybrid Machine Tools concerning Error Compensation of Chain Elements by Khanh Duong-Quoc, Thuy Le-Thi-Thu, Long Pham-Thanh, Ngoc Nong-Minh

“…The obtained results, which use the robot itself to generate error-compensated movements of the workbench by means of the base exchange technique, will open up the possibility of intervening in hybrid machine systems to ensure the desired forming accuracy without no hardware intervention required.…”
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Legal consequences, measures of prevention and reduction of medical malpractice cases (errors) by A. O. Yanchuk, A. O. Zaporozhchenko, I. P. Katerynchuk, S. O. Kuznichenko, A. V. Kryzhanovska

“…Here we mean the occurrence of legal consequences in committing an error of law. Conclusions. For a more complete understanding of cases of legal consequences the following regulatory measures of prevention of medical malpractice cases are necessary: establishment of an effective system of prudential internal control of defects in the medical care; specialised training for medical personnel on methods of detection of medical malpractices, their prediction and prompt elimination of possible consequences; instrumental, functional and system-structural measures for reducing risks of medical malpractice, namely: actions for reducing medical errors caused by system determinants (failures, disorders, etc.), actions for reducing medical errors made in prescribing and applying medicaments, medical errors happened because of the medical intervention, surgical in particular; improvement of the legal support of guarantees of patients and doctors rights for a safe delivery of medical aid and prevention of medical errors.…”
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Identifying diagnostic errors in the emergency department using trigger-based strategies by Prashant Mahajan, Fernanda Bellolio, Daniel Cabrera, Kalyan Pasupathy, Todd Huschka, Mahsa Khalili, Moein Enayati, Shrinath Patel, Sarah J Parker

“…To address this, various trigger-based strategies have been developed to identify diagnostic errors, aiming to enhance clinical decision-making and improve patient safety.Objective To evaluate the performance of three pre-established triggers (T) in the emergency department (ED) setting and assess their effectiveness in detecting diagnostic errors.Design Consecutive cohort, retrospective observational design.Setting Academic ED with 80 000 annual visits.Participants Adults and children presenting to a single ED in the USA between 1 May 2018 and 1 January 2020.Intervention/outcomes Electronic health records (EHRs) were retrieved and categorised into trigger-positive and trigger-negative cases using the following criteria: T1—unscheduled returnvisits to the ED with admission within 7–10 days of theinitial visit; T2—care escalation from the inpatient unitto the intensive care unit (ICU) within 6, 12 or 24 hoursof ED admission; and T3—all deaths in the ED or within24 hours of ED admission, excluding palliative care. …”
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Errores en la intervención didáctica de profesores de educación física en formación: perspectiva de sus compañeros en sesiones simuladas (Mistakes on teaching intervention of trainee teachers of physical education: classmates’ perspective in simulated ses by María Cristina Alonso, María Teresa Gómez-Alonso, Ángel Pérez-Pueyo, Carlos Gutiérrez-García

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The role of pharmacists in mitigating medication errors in the perioperative setting: a systematic review by Lina Naseralallah, Somaya Koraysh, May Alasmar, Bodoor Aboujabal

“…Studies were included if they tested a pharmacist-led intervention aimed at reducing medication errors in adult perioperative settings. …”
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Risk Factors, Causes, and Strategies for Reducing Medication Errors: A Narrative Review by Suha Nadem, Makarim M. Ali Hassan, Amena Lafeta Muttlaq Al-Shareefi

“…Also; some studies have evaluated the effectiveness of transitional care interventions and strategies in reducing medication errors and adverse drug events (ADEs). …”
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