This report provides an analysis of nursing practices, focusing on medication administration, patient safety, and their impact on patient outcomes. It examines several research articles to understand the significance of nursing care plans, nurses' pharmacology knowledge, and safe drug administration. The report highlights the importance of nurses' roles in medication processes, including accurate documentation, assessment of patient needs, and the use of evidence-based practices. It explores the critical need for nurses to possess adequate knowledge of drugs, adhere to safety protocols, and provide patient-centered care, especially in managing pain. The report underscores the potential consequences of medication errors and the importance of continuous training for nursing staff to enhance their efficiency and ensure patient well-being. Several articles are analyzed to evaluate the impact of nursing interventions on patient outcomes, emphasizing the need for efficient workflows, accurate medication choices, and effective communication within the healthcare environment. The overall analysis stresses the need for nurses to adapt safe drug use principles and techniques to improve the quality of patient care and safety.