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The preventable medication error is the greatest cause of mortality and morbidity in a healthcare setting. The Aim of Study: 1.Toidentifiy nurses' view about contributing factors regarding medication administration errors. 2. To identify nurses' view about reducing strategies regarding medication administration errors. Design: Quantitative cross-sectional descriptive design Setting: King Fahd Armed Forces Hospital (KFAFH), Jeddah. Sampling: Convenient sample including 287 nurses. Data were collected from October 10, 2016, for 3 weeks. Tool: The investigator used two tools a Medication Errors and Reducing Strategies questionnaire to collect data. The tool I divided in two parts, part one, Socio-Demographic and Clinical Data, Part two, Contributing Factors. The tool II structured questionnaire to identify reducing strategies. Result: Most of the participated nurses were agreed with contributing factors and strongly agreed with reducing strategies, other relations findings and high significant correlation between the contributing factors and reducingstrategies. Conclusion and Recommendations: the study concluded that the participants agreed to contributing factors and strongly agreed to reducing strategies. The investigator recommendation is develops policies and procedures and providing education regarding the implementation, which will improve the practice of healthcare providers to provide safe and high quality ofcare.

Nurses' View about Contributing Factors and Reducing Strategies regarding Medication Administration Errors