Managing the aftermath of iatrogenic injury.

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Managing the aftermath of iatrogenic injury.

September 28, 2005

Vincent C; Saunders A.

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The authors discuss how harmful mistakes affect both staff and patients. They recommend open communication with and possible psychological support for those involved in medical errors.

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