Nursing and Medical Device Safety: Preventing Errors and Complications.

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Meshal Rakan Alrakhimi, Amani Salah Alamri, Ali Salem Ali Alzahrani, Mishari Haji Al-Rashidi, Hamdah Farhan Eid Alanazi, Dhuha Sayaf Alrakhlml, Mona Hilal Rahwi Al-Dhafiri, Noof Hassan Ayashi, Ola Yahya Aqdi, Angham Ali Khormi, Alaa Hadi Ibrahim Khormi, Emtinan Hassan Ajlan Mahdi, ‎‏Hayat Ahmad Yahy Mokly, Seham Saad Alhatmie, Abdallah Hady Manie Almakayil

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The Use Of Medical Devices Has Become Integral To Patient Care Across All Healthcare Settings. However, The Increasing Reliance On Technology Also Brings The Risk Of Errors And Complications, Many Of Which Are Preventable With Proper Training, Vigilance, And Adherence To Safety Protocols. Nurses, Who Frequently Use Medical Devices In Daily Practice, Are Critical In Preventing Device-Related Errors. This Article Examines The Role Of Nurses In Medical Device Safety, The Potential Risks Involved With Device Use, Common Errors, And Complications Associated With These Devices, And Strategies To Minimize These Risks. By Fostering A Culture Of Safety And Promoting Continuous Education, Nurses Can Ensure That Medical Devices Are Used Effectively, Contributing To Better Patient Outcomes.

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