Development of the barriers to error disclosure assessment tool.

Darlene Welsh; Dominique Zephyr; Andrea L. Pfeifle; Douglas E. Carr; Joseph L. Fink; Mandy Jones

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Development of the barriers to error disclosure assessment tool.

September 27, 2017

Welsh D, Zephyr D, Pfeifle AL, et al. J Patient Saf. 2021;17(5):363-374.

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Numerous factors affect whether providers disclose medical errors to patients. In this study, researchers describe the development and validation of a tool to identify barriers to error disclosure.

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