Following a three-day hospitalization for newly diagnosed atrial fibrillation, a 72-year-old female is cleared for discharge with a new prescription for dabigatran. The hospital's standard discharge process mandates only that the floor nurse provide verbal medication education; it does not require a formal pharmacist consultation for high-risk anticoagulants. The discharging resident enters the prescription correctly, and the nurse provides the standard verbal instructions. However, the patient misinterprets the guidance and takes the dabigatran twice as frequently as prescribed. One week later, she presents to the emergency department with a severe intraparenchymal hemorrhage. An incident investigation identifies the lack of a mandatory pharmacist counseling requirement for novel oral anticoagulants as a critical vulnerability. Which of the following terms best classifies the hospital's discharge education policy in this context?
- AActive error
- BNear miss
- CSentinel event
- Latent errorCevap
- EUnpreventable adverse event