6627 Background: Knowledge within oncology is disseminated primarily via peer-reviewed journals. The potential for dissemination of erroneous data exists, an issue that has not been explored in oncology. We evaluated errata from the Journal of Clinical Oncology and the Journal of the National Cancer Institute published between 2004-2007. METHODS Two authors independently abstracted data regar...

Retraction type (multiple responses allowed): Unreliable findings   Lab error  Inconsistent data  Analytical error  Biased interpretation   Other:  Irreproducible results  Failure to disclose a major competing interest likely to influence interpretations or recommendations  Unethical research   Fraud   Data fabrication  Fake publication  Other: X Plagiarism  Self plagiarism ...

abstractmedication errors are commonly encountered in hospital setting. intravenous medications pose particular risks because of their greater complexity and the multiple steps required in their preparation, administration and monitoring. we aimed to determine the rate of errors during preparation and administration phase of intravenous medications and the correlation of these errors with the d...

educational centers are of those types of organizations to which almost everyone refer during the life to use the services. accordingly, the suitability of safety situation in these organizations is of high importance. the present study aims at investigation of effective factors on safety management in educational-training organizations of metropolises. this study is an applied descriptive rese...