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Patient safety · Australian context

Medication Administration & Near-Miss Safety Data

Analyse medication-safety patterns without exposing patient or clinician information.

32,000 events22 columnsCSVBorn synthetic

What you can build

  • Medication-safety and incident dashboards
  • Near-miss and error classification experiments
  • Shift, staffing and experience risk analysis
  • SQL, Python, Power BI and Tableau training
  • Clinical-software and data-pipeline QA

Designed analytical signals

The generator models relationships between shift type, staffing pressure, experience, medication risk and incident likelihood. Night shifts, higher patient-to-nurse ratios, lower experience and high-risk medication classes produce higher modelled near-miss or error rates.

5.87%overall modelled incident rate
7.12%night-shift incident rate
6.58%high-risk medication rate

Schema preview

FieldMeaning
shift_typeAM, PM or night shift
staffing_ratio_patients_per_nurseOperational staffing pressure
high_risk_medicationHigh-risk medicine indicator
event_typeAdministration outcome, near miss or error
severityModelled incident severity
contributing_factorAssociated operational factor

Files supplied

Complete CSV, data dictionary, README, licence, methodology and limitations, summary statistics, SQL practice queries, Python analysis notebook, offline dashboard and case study in the supported package.

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Responsible-use statement

Every patient, clinician and facility is fictional. The dataset contains no personal or health information from real people and is not clinically validated. It is intended for research, education, analytics, AI/ML development and software testing.