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- Benefits and limitations of selected safety-enhancing technologies (barcodes, EMR, Pyxis, medication pumps, alarms) Factors that create a culture of safety (communication, organizational error reporting systemsThe daughter can be considered an expert witness in a scenario like this because she has knowledge, education, and experience. That being said, her testimony can confirm that there was negligence. Not only that, but if a patient has documentation on a visit they had with that location but they however don't that obviously makes it suspicious which leads to what the daughter stated.