White Paper¶
U.S. Food and Drug Administration. (2010). White Paper: Infusion Pump Improvement Initiative.
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- Touch-Target Miss
- Programming a pump requires clinicians to enter drug doses on small keypads or touchscreens, often under time pressure and sometimes gloved, and mis-taps that select an adjacent key or the wrong control have caused dangerous dosing errors
This sourceFDA white paper reporting that user-interface problems and keystroke errors (e.g. 'key bounce') on infusion pumps lead to improper programming of medication doses. The U.S. FDA's April 2010 white paper announcing the Infusion Pump Improvement Initiative after the 2005-2009 wave of reported infusion-pump adverse events and recalls.
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“There have also been numerous reports of confusing or unclear on-screen user instructions, which may lead to improper programming of medication doses or infusion rates.”
- Programming a pump requires clinicians to enter drug doses on small keypads or touchscreens, often under time pressure and sometimes gloved, and mis-taps that select an adjacent key or the wrong control have caused dangerous dosing errors
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