This capstone project investigates intravenous medication dosage errors in heart failure patients within acute care hospitals. It examines the causes of these errors, such as improper drug preparation, administration techniques, and equipment use. The project analyzes relevant studies, including observational studies of nurses preparing and administering intravenous medications, highlighting the increased risk of errors associated with this method compared to others. It emphasizes the importance of correct procedures and nurse experience in minimizing medication administration errors.