The latest thinking from clinical and patient safety leaders from Harvard and around the world. A steady stream of interviews, news updates, legal guidance, effective practices, event highlights, and more.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 2 days 5 hours 45 minutes
Surgeons and Error Disclosure
We found that the surgeons did the best in the area of explaining the medical facts of the event. But they struggled in other areas: taking responsibility for the event, apologizing for the event, and explaining to the patients about how recurrences of the error would be prevented.
Surgeons and Error Disclosure
We found that the surgeons did the best in the area of explaining the medical facts of the event. But they struggled in other areas: taking responsibility for the event, apologizing for the event, and explaining to the patients about how recurrences of the error would be prevented.
When Virtual Isn’t Good Enough, And Patients Refuse to Come In
How to respond when patients decline recommendations around virtual care.
In Malpractice Claims Connected to Diagnosis, Nurses Are Accountable
A new study shines light on nursing’s role in malpractice claims and preventing diagnostic error.
When Virtual Isn’t Good Enough, And Patients Refuse to Come In
How to respond when patients decline recommendations around virtual care.
In Malpractice Claims Connected to Diagnosis, Nurses Are Accountable
A new study shines light on nursing’s role in malpractice claims and preventing diagnostic error.