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Perceived Factors Associated with Medication Errors and Nurses’ Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices Regarding Medication Safety at Federal Medical Centre Nguru, Nigeria: A Cross-Sectional Study

November 11, 2026November 11, 2026 by torgjournaladmin

The Operating Room Global Journal (TORGJ) · Original Research · Cross-Sectional Study Perceived Factors Associated with Medication Errors and Nurses’ Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices Regarding Medication Safety at Federal Medical Centre Nguru, Nigeria: A Cross-Sectional Study Saje Aminu Mohammed1, Ahmed Shuaibu Tsafi1,4*, Abdullahi Ibrahim Doma2, Zubaina Mahmud Yarima3,4 and Alfa Ndakotsu3 Volume 2 · Issue … Read more

Categories Medication Errors, Nigeria, Original Research, Patient Safety, Perioperative Nursing, The Operating Room Global, The Operating Room Global Journal, TORGJ, TORGJ Vol 2 Issue 4 Tags Clinical Risk Management, Cross-Sectional Study, Factors Associated with Medication Errors, Federal Medical Centre Nguru, Healthcare Professionals, Healthcare Quality Improvement, Hospital Patient Safety, KAP Study, Knowledge Attitudes and Practices, Medication Administration, Medication Error Prevention, Medication Errors, Medication Management, Medication Safety, Nigeria, Nurses’ Attitudes, Nurses’ Knowledge, Nursing Education, Nursing Practices, Original Research, Patient Safety, The Operating Room Global, The Operating Room Global Journal, TORGJ, TORGJ Vol 2 Issue 4 2026, Yobe State
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