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https://www.selleckchem.com/products/valemetostat-ds-3201.html According to these nurses, most occurred during treatment (n = 48, 74%), happened in outpatient clinics (n = 28, 43%) and were related to chemotherapy (n = 15, 23%). Nurses perceived errors were primarily caused by nurses (n = 36, 55%) and doctors (n = 27, 42%); and 54% (n = 35) were deemed 'near-miss'. Nurses perceived errors were recorded (n = 40, 62%), explained to patients (n = 33, 51%) and an apology provided (n = 32, 49%). CONCLUSION Two-thirds of oncology nurses in this study had direct experience with an error in the previous six months. Nurses perceived response to errors as inconsistent with open disclosure standards. Strategies to improve accuracy of measures of error and response of the health system, including adherence to open disclosure processes, are required. PURPOSE Fever and associated neutropenia presentations are frequent occurrences for children with cancer. Prompt treatment is required to prevent adverse outcomes; however, delays are common. In Australia's vast landscape, presentations occur in both tertiary metropolitan sites and smaller regional sites. Management and experiences differ between sites. Our primary aim was to identify the barriers to optimal management of febrile neutropenia in children with cancer from patient/parent and clinician perspectives. METHODS A mixed methods approach was used where quantitative data was supplemented by qualitative data. Data were prospectively collected from parents (n=81) and clinicians (n=42) about all children who presented with fever across multiple diverse hospital locations. A subset of parents (n=9) and clinicians (n=19) completed semi-structured interviews. RESULTS Delays in assessment and treatment were reported by 31% of parents and up to 36% of clinicians. Four distinct time points where delays occurred were identified 1) pre-presentation; 2) initial assessment; 3) blood collection and establishing intravenous access, and 4) pr

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