HTSI

People, Processes and Use Environment

Human Factors
	A Controlled Trial of Smart Infusion Pumps to Improve Medication Safety in Critically Ill Patients. Rothschild, J.M., et al. Adverse Events Involving Intravenous Patient-Controlled Analgesia. Hankin, C.S., et al. Analgesia-Related Medication Errors in the Postoperative Period: Causes and Preventions. Schein, J., et al. Continuous Quality Improvement Using Intelligent Infusion Pump Data Analysis. Breland, B.D. Current Status of Administration of Medicine. Shane, R. Discrepancies Between Medication Orders and Infusion Pump Programming in a Pediatric Intensive Care Unit. Russell, R.A., et al. Effect of Bar-Code Technology on the Safety of Medication Administration. Poon, E. G., et al. Impact of Computerized Orders for Pediatric Continuous Drug Infusions on Detecting Infusion Pump Programming Errors: A Simulated Study. Sowan, A.K., et al. Impact of Smart Infusion Technology on Administration of Anticoagulants (Unfractionated Heparin, Argatroban, Lepirudin, and Bivalirudin). Fanikos, J., et al. Implementation of Wireless "Intelligent" Pump IV Infusion Technology in a Not-for-Profit Academic Hospital Setting. Siv-Lee, L., et al. Improving the Safety of IV Drug Delivery. Sanborn, M. Infusing Patients Safely: Priority Issues from the AAMI/FDA Infusion Device Summit. Vockley, M. Nurses' Acceptance of Smart IV Pump Technology. Carayon, P., et al. Nurses' Risk Without Using Smart Pumps. Harding, A.D., et al. Preventing Medication Errors: A Summary. Bates, D. W. Preventing Medication Errors with Smart Infusion Technology. Wilson, K., and Sullivan, M. Programmable Infusion Pumps in ICUs: An Analysis of Corresponding Adverse Drug Events. Nuckols, T.K., et al. Safe Administration of High-Risk IV Medications Intra- and Inter-Hospital Standardization: Drug Concentrations and Dosage Units. San Diego Patient Safety Council Smart Infusion Technology: A Minimum Safety Standard in Intensive Care? Murdoch, Linda J., and Cameron, Victoria L. Smart IV Pumps. Dulak, S.B. "Smart" pumps: A cautionary tale of human factors engineering. Leape, L.L. Smart Pump Technology: What We Have Learned. Elias, B.L., et al. Standard Drug Concentrations and Smart-Pump Technology Reduce Continuous-Medication-Infusion Errors in Pediatric Patients. Larson, et al. Successful Implementation of the New Paradigm for Medication Safety: Standardization, Technology, Pharmacy, and Culture (STPC). Vanderveen, T., et al. Technology Infusion in Service Encounters. Bitner, M.J., et al. Technology Utilization to Prevent Medication Errors. Forni, A, et al. The Impact of Traditional and Smart Pump Infusion Technology on Nurse Medication Administration Performance in a Simulated Inpatient Unit. Trbovich, P.L., et al. Towards IV Drug Standardization in Critical Care. Keeling, P., et al. Using Data to Improve Smart Intravenous Infusion Pumps. Vanderveen, Timothy W. Using Failure Mode and Effects Analysis to Plan Implementation of Smart IV Pump Technology. Wetterneck, T.B., et al.
Collaborative Processes (e.g., "listening systems," root cause analysis, failure mode and effects analysis)
	Adverse Events Involving Intravenous Patient-Controlled Analgesia. Hankin, C.S., et al. Continuous Quality Improvement Using Intelligent Infusion Pump Data Analysis. Breland, B.D. Implementation of Wireless "Intelligent" Pump IV Infusion Technology in a Not-for-Profit Academic Hospital Setting. Siv-Lee, L., et al. Infusing Patients Safely: Priority Issues from the AAMI/FDA Infusion Device Summit. Vockley, M. Intravenous Medical Safety and Smart Infusion Systems: Lessons Learned and Future Opportunities. Keohane, C.A., et al. Nurses' Acceptance of Smart IV Pump Technology. Carayon, P., et al. Preventing Medication Errors with Smart Infusion Technology, Wilson, K., and Sullivan, M. Programmable Infusion Pumps in ICUs: An Analysis of Corresponding Adverse Drug Events. Nuckols, T.K., et al. Reducing Errors During Patient-Controlled Analgesia Therapy Through Failure Mode and Effects Analysis. Moss, Janet, RN-C, CPAN, MS Reduction in Variation of Intravenous Drug Administration in Seventeen San Diego Hospitals With Standardized Drug Concentrations and Dosage Units. Eastham, J.H., et al. Smart pumps and synergy, Hahn, Ted, RPh, MS, et al. Successful Implementation of the New Paradigm for Medication Safety: Standardization, Technology, Pharmacy, and Culture (STPC). Vanderveen, T., et al. Tubing Misload Allows Free Flow Event with Smart Intravenous Infusion Pump, Schroeder, Mark E., MD, et al. Using Failure Mode and Effects Analysis to Plan Implementation of Smart IV Pump Technology. Wetterneck, T.B., et al.
Training
	A Controlled Trial of Smart Infusion Pumps to Improve Medication Safety in Critically Ill Patients. Rothschild, J.M., et al. Continuous Quality Improvement Using Intelligent Infusion Pump Data Analysis. Breland, B.D. Current Status of Administration of Medicine. Shane, R. Implementation of Wireless "Intelligent" Pump IV Infusion Technology in a Not-for-Profit Academic Hospital Setting. Siv-Lee, L., et al. Infusing Patients Safely: Priority Issues from the AAMI/FDA Infusion Device Summit. Vockley, M. Nurses' Acceptance of Smart IV Pump Technology. Carayon, P., et al. Preventing Medication Errors: A Summary. Bates, D. W. Smart IV Pumps. Dulak, S.B. Successful Implementation of the New Paradigm for Medication Safety: Standardization, Technology, Pharmacy, and Culture (STPC). Vanderveen, T., et al. Tubing Misload Allows Free Flow Event with Smart Intravenous Infusion Pump. Schroeder, Mark E., MD, et al. Using Data to Improve Smart Intravenous Infusion Pumps. Vanderveen, Timothy W.

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