Expectations and responsibilities among nurses and pharmacist, regarding patient I.V medication administration; Review

Salihah Sulaiman Aljohani,  Adwaa Abdullah Aljuhani,  Emtenan Mohammad Almohammadi,  WAFA DAKHILALLAH O ALQADHI, MONA IBRAHIM ALHUBISHI, Saleh Abdulkarim Khallaf, Tahani Awadh Alhejaili; Reham Nafea Dhaifallah Alamri,  Hakimah suwailem hammad alhawiti, Amjad Ibrahim Abdullah Alameel,  Dalal Saleh J Alshammari,  Fahad ibrahim zurayqan, Samar awad almajnooni, Maram Nafee Dh Alamri, Hasan Abdulaziz ghurab

doi:10.63278/jicrcr.vi.791

Expectations and responsibilities among nurses and pharmacist, regarding patient I.V medication administration; Review

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Salihah Sulaiman Aljohani, Adwaa Abdullah Aljuhani, Emtenan Mohammad Almohammadi, WAFA DAKHILALLAH O ALQADHI, MONA IBRAHIM ALHUBISHI, Saleh Abdulkarim Khallaf, Tahani Awadh Alhejaili
Reham Nafea Dhaifallah Alamri, Hakimah suwailem hammad alhawiti, Amjad Ibrahim Abdullah Alameel, Dalal Saleh J Alshammari, Fahad ibrahim zurayqan, Samar awad almajnooni, Maram Nafee Dh Alamri, Hasan Abdulaziz ghurab

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.63278/jicrcr.vi.791

Abstract

Intravenous (IV) medication administration is a critical component of patient care in healthcare settings, requiring precision, collaboration, and adherence to protocols. Both nurses and pharmacists play vital roles in ensuring the safe and effective delivery of IV medications. Nurses are primarily responsible for the administration, monitoring, and immediate management of patient responses, while pharmacists are tasked with preparing, verifying, and providing guidance on the proper use of IV medications. Collaborative efforts between these two professions are essential to minimize medication errors, enhance patient safety, and optimize therapeutic outcomes. This review explores the expectations and responsibilities of nurses and pharmacists regarding IV medication administration, emphasizing communication, adherence to standards, and interdisciplinary coordination.

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2024-08-22

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Salihah Sulaiman Aljohani, Adwaa Abdullah Aljuhani, Emtenan Mohammad Almohammadi, WAFA DAKHILALLAH O ALQADHI, MONA IBRAHIM ALHUBISHI, Saleh Abdulkarim Khallaf, Tahani Awadh Alhejaili, & Reham Nafea Dhaifallah Alamri, Hakimah suwailem hammad alhawiti, Amjad Ibrahim Abdullah Alameel, Dalal Saleh J Alshammari, Fahad ibrahim zurayqan, Samar awad almajnooni, Maram Nafee Dh Alamri, Hasan Abdulaziz ghurab. (2024). Expectations and responsibilities among nurses and pharmacist, regarding patient I.V medication administration; Review. Journal of International Crisis and Risk Communication Research , 649–653. https://doi.org/10.63278/jicrcr.vi.791