Punishment Journal of Nursing
When Doing The Right Thing Leads to the Wrong Results
Tags: Case Study errors medication medication errors mental health prescriptions punishment termination due to medication error
Reprimanding nurses for medication errors contibutes to a culture of evasion and silence and does not address the reason behind the mistake.
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