Figure C show the most common medication errors that made: 9.5% giving medicine of a patient to another patient, 11.9% mistaken medicine, 14.2% omission of medicine, 23.8% administration of two doses of medicine instead of one, and 33.8% wrong infusion rate. These numbers show significant evidence of medication errors. The figure also indicates what are the most common factors that lead to medication errors, such as insufficient education, fatigue resulting from hard work, illegibility of patient records, high patient-to-nurse ratio, and false medical calculation. Medication errors remain one of the most common causes of unintended harm to patients. They contribute to adverse events that compromise patient safety and result in a large financial
