Questions: Which statement describes how drug errors are addressed in a system that operates according to principles associated with Just Culture? Individuals are encouraged to report drug errors so that the system may be repaired. Individuals are discouraged from reporting drug errors so that the facility will not be cited. Individuals are encouraged to report only the major drug errors that result in patient harm. Individuals are encouraged to report drug errors of their coworkers to hold coworkers accountable.

The answer is: Individuals are encouraged to report drug errors so that the system may be repaired.

This option aligns with the principles of Just Culture, which focuses on learning from errors to improve systems and processes. Just Culture encourages open reporting of errors to identify and address systemic issues, rather than blaming individuals.

This option contradicts the principles of Just Culture. Just Culture promotes transparency and learning from mistakes, rather than hiding errors to avoid external scrutiny.

This option does not fully align with Just Culture principles, as it suggests selective reporting. Just Culture encourages reporting all errors, regardless of severity, to understand and mitigate risks.

While accountability is a component of Just Culture, the focus is on understanding and improving systems rather than solely holding individuals accountable. This option misrepresents the collaborative and systemic focus of Just Culture.