Identifying and quantifying weaknesses in the Closed Loop Medication Management System in reducing medication errors using a direct observational approach at an academic medical centre

Closed Loop Medication Management System (CLMMS) is an end‐to‐end medication delivery system comprising seamless interfaces, independent verification processes and information feedback to improve safety and quality.

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