Framing diagnostic error: an epidemiological perspective by Montana Kekaimalu Hunter, Montana Kekaimalu Hunter, Montana Kekaimalu Hunter, Chithra Singareddy, Chithra Singareddy, Kenneth A. Mundt, Kenneth A. Mundt

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Harnessing GPT-4 for automated error detection in pathology reports: Implications for oncology diagnostics by Xiongwen Yang, Yun Zhang, Jinyan Jiang, Zhijun Chen, Rinasu Bai, Zihao Yuan, Longyan Dong, Yi Xiao, Di Liu, Huiyin Deng, Jian Huang, Huiyou Shi, Dan Liu, Maoli Liang, WeiJuan Tang, Chuan Xu

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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 Sociotechnical Systems by Nicki Marquardt, Ricarda Gades-Büttrich, Tammy Brandenberg, Verena Schürmann

“…This approach involves managing the unexpected and designing systems to embrace disorder by organizational learning from errors in STSs. The main objective of this article was to present empirical data of error-causing elements in STSs based on the Dirty Dozen concept, their underlying structure, and implications for error causation screening and adaptive error management systems. …”
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Public Perception of Medical Errors and Confusion About Medical Complications: Implications for Healthcare Safety in Saudi Arabia by Alhewiti A

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Evaluation of hemolysis index thresholds for 18 biochemistry assays: implications for laboratory-developed tests in the era of the IVDR by Muehlbauer Martin, Brandhorst Gunnar, Rosenkranz Daniel, Gauß Karen Friederike, Petersmann Astrid

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Translating (Metaphors) in the Age of AI: Opportunities, Challenges, and Implications for the EFL Classroom by Marija Brala Vukanovic

“…The findings show a generally positive student disposition towards AI tools but also highlight frequent inaccuracies in AI-generated metaphor translations. We discuss the implications of these results for EFL teaching, emphasizing the potential value of error correction as a pedagogical tool. …”
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Editorial: The epidemiology of missed and delayed medical diagnosis: implications for health equity and public health by Doug Salvador, Doug Salvador, Kenneth A. Mundt

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Machine translation outputs in Spanish–Chinese legal translation: comparisons of different legal genres and domestic vs. non-domestic systems, error analysis and implications for post-editing by Hongxia Feng

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Procrastination and its effect on English writing errors and writing performance of medical students by Reza Kafipour, Samaneh Jafari

“…As some implications of this study, teachers can learn about learners’ writing error types and inform their instruction. …”
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Writing Errors: The Case of English Learners of Arabic by Asmaa Shehata, Amaya Martin

“…Errors made by second language (L2) learners are problematic and frustrating to both learners and teachers. …”
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Vision-Based Interfaces for Character-Based Text Entry: Comparison of Errors and Error Correction Properties of Eye Typing and Head Typing by Yulia Gizatdinova, Oleg Špakov, Outi Tuisku, Matthew Turk, Veikko Surakka

“…We estimated the error correction cost for both interfaces and suggested implications for the future use and improvement of VBIs for hands-free text entry.…”
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Qualia as query act, the phenomenology of predictive error coding by Herbert W. Harris

“…Additionally, we explore the implications of query acts for clinical interventions in psychiatric disorders and the development of context-sensitive artificial intelligence systems. …”
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Intertemporal constrained portfolio optimization problem with tracking-error by Qitong Pan, Yu Lin, Jiaying Wu, Jijun Zhong

“…Investors prioritize the long-term implications of wealth accumulation and the benchmark strategies employed to mitigate risk. …”
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Chromosome segregation errors during early embryonic development by Hirohisa Kyogoku

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Language Errors in the Thesis Title of Arabic Education Students by Mukroji Mukroji, Shobrun Jamil, Ahmad Taufiq

“…Syntax errors in Arabic writing are very common. It has implications for several things, such as professionalism or the ability to master one form of expertise in Arabic other than qira'ah or kitabah.…”
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Errors and mistakes, the natural gift to learners in language learning by Linh Phuong Nguyen

“…This paper aims to review the literature to technically distinguish errors from mistakes. Also, it looks into the grounded theoretical foundations of error analysis, contrastive analysis, and behaviorist learning theory in order to help a more comprehensive understanding of sources and types and classifications of errors and mistakes production. …”
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An Analysis of Grammatical Errors in Thesis Abstracts and Strategies for Improvement by Sari Dewi Noviyanti

“…Findings reveal 2,616 errors, with grammatical (24%), substantive (21%), and lexical (23%) errors being most prevalent, alongside incomplete structures in 80% of abstracts. …”
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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

“…Antibiotics were the most frequently implicated drug class. 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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Caveat Translator: Understanding the Legal Consequences of Errors in Professional Translation by Jody Byrne

“…This paper will show that translation error, as a whole, can have significant consequences for both translator and client and by examining a number of case studies gathered from official reports and communications, court records, newspaper articles and books it will illustrate the diversity of situations which can arise as a result of translation errors. …”
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Evidence of sensory error threshold in triggering locomotor adaptations in humans. by Emily M Herrick, Sergiy Yakovenko

“…While the adaptations appear to be constantly minimizing movement errors, not all errors necessarily initiate sensorimotor adaptations. …”
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