Table 2.

Pharmacists’ Responses to Survey

Survey Statement	No. % in Agreement* (n= 11)
The checklist is easy to read.	11 (100)
I understand how to use the checklist.	11 (100)
The checklist follows a logical order.	7 (64)
Using the checklist does not take up too much of my workspace.	5 (45)
The checklist is easy to use.	6 (55)
The checklist is useful.	6 (55)
It was easy to incorporate the checklist into my current routine for MOR.	1 (9)
Using the checklist does not make me less efficient at MOR.	0 (0)
I use the checklist to review high-risk medications.	2 (18)
I use the checklist for nonroutine/unfamiliar medications.	2 (18)
I use the checklist for new admission orders.	3 (27)
The checklist has prevented me from committing an error.	2 (18)
The checklist increased my awareness of near-miss events.	6 (55)
The checklist improves patient safety.	8 (73)
The checklist prevents the accidental omission of critical checks.	9 (82)
The checklist standardizes MOR.	9 (82)
The education session provided adequate instruction on how to use the checklist.	9 (82)
The education session was a valuable use of time.	8 (73)
I would recommend the self-check checklist implementation to be accompanied by an education session	10 (91)

MOR = medication order review.

^*Respondents rated their agreement with each statement using a 5-point Likert scale.

The data represent the sum of ratings of “agree” and “strongly agree”.