The nurse manager is preparing to implement a computerized medication administration system on a ...

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Rationale 1: During the initial phases of implementation of a computerized medication administration system there is a high potential for mistakes. Both paper and electronic ordering will be done and there might be a duplication of orders. Patient falls is not a safety issue associated with the implementation of a computerized medication administration system. (See Page 190 EHR and Upgrading Health System Access to Client Information)
Rationale 2: During the initial phases of implementation of a computerized medication administration system there is a high potential for mistakes. Both paper and electronic ordering will be done and there might be a duplication of orders. Power outages are not identified safety issues associated with the implementation of a computerized medication administration system. (See Page 190 EHR and Upgrading Health System Access to Client Information)
Rationale 3: During the initial phases of implementation of a computerized medication administration system there is a high potential for mistakes. Both paper and electronic ordering will be done and there might be a duplication of orders. (See Page 190 EHR and Upgrading Health System Access to Client Information)
Rationale 4: During the initial phases of implementation of a computerized medication administration system there is a high potential for mistakes. Both paper and electronic ordering will be done and there might be a duplication of orders. Insufficient nursing staff is not an identified safety issue associated with the implementation of a computerized medication administration system. (See Page 190 EHR and Upgrading Health System Access to Client Information)

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