Every medication error is a system failure, not a personal flaw
Every 24 hours, at least one person dies from a preventable medication error. Every hour, countless others suffer complications that could have been avoided with better systems. Yet despite billions invested in health care technology and training, these numbers are not improving.
Here’s the uncomfortable truth: We have been solving the wrong problem.
For decades, health care has treated medication errors like individual failures — a tired nurse, a distracted doctor, a …
