A classification system to assist with the assessment of the consequences and scale (or magnitude) of EMM-related adverse events and incidents. The classification also rates the potential and actual harm associated with these events.

A classification system for problems associated with the use of health IT systems, developed by Magrabi and colleagues. it was developed by examining 'natural categories' of problems described in incidents from a range of health care settings in Australia, the USA and England. 

Guidance for hospitals on classifying electronic medication management (EMM)-related adverse events and incidents (The Guidance).

The Guidance supports the classification of EMM-related adverse events and incidents, and assists with assessing and classifying the scale and consequence of actual or potential harm.

A classification system for prescribing and medicine administration adverse events and incidents based on a system developed by Westbrook and colleagues and informed by a medication incident taxonomy developed in Victoria.

Credentialed practitioners are part of a health service organisation's clinical workforce and as such are subject to the requirements of the National Safety and Quality Health Service (NSQHS) Standards.

The National Alert System for Critical Antimicrobial Resistances (CARAlert) collects data on nationally agreed priority organisms with critical resistance to last-line antimicrobial agents.