Increasing patient–clinician concordance about medical error disclosure through the patient TIPS model.

William Martinez; David Browning; Pamela Varrin; Barbara Sarnoff Lee; Sigall K Bell

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Increasing patient–clinician concordance about medical error disclosure through the patient TIPS model.

July 12, 2017

Martinez W, Browning D, Varrin P, et al. J Patient Saf. 2019;15(4):305-307.

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Including members of a patient and family advisory council in error disclosure training for physicians resulted in increased agreement between clinicians and patients regarding important aspects of the disclosure process. This study highlights a novel method of patient engagement in safety efforts.

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