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This study aims to identify health information technology solutions to improve safety in pediatric and neonatal medication administration.

Exploring the Need for Health Information Technology Adoption in the Pediatric and Neonatal Medication Administration Process: A Qualitative Study

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Qualitative study explores nurses’ experiences to enhance safety in pediatric medication administration, suggesting the need for better technology.

This study aims to identify health information technology solutions to improve safety in pediatric and neonatal medication administration.
Conducted qualitative content analysis of interviews and observations of 19 nurses working in seven hospital units.
Used the Lundman and Graneheim method for inductive analysis and validation through expert review.
Emphasized complexity of dose calculations and high risk of medication errors, indicating a need for structured change.
Digital tools are crucial for enhancing workflow efficiency, accuracy, and reducing errors.
Integration of technology was linked to better collaboration, improved care quality, lower burnout, and a safer medication process.

Norouzi et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Qualitative study explores nurses’ experiences to enhance safety in pediatric medication administration, suggesting the need for better technology.