Newspaper/Magazine Article Revealing their medical errors: why three doctors went public. Citation Text: Revealing their medical errors: why three doctors went public. O'Reilly KB. Copy Citation Save Save to your library Print Share Facebook Twitter Linkedin Copy URL August 24, 2011 O'Reilly KB. View more articles from the same authors. This news article reports on health care providers who have publicly revealed direct involvement in cases of medical errors, with a goal of encouraging open disclosure, encouraging safety checks, and improving patient safety. Free full text Save Save to your library Print Share Facebook Twitter Linkedin Copy URL Cite Citation Citation Text: Revealing their medical errors: why three doctors went public. O'Reilly KB. Copy Citation Related Resources From the Same Author(s) Wrong-patient, wrong-site procedures persist despite safety protocol. November 10, 2010 Top 10 ways to improve patient safety now. April 24, 2013 Sponges, surgical instruments miscounted in 13% of surgeries. October 30, 2008 Hospitals shine light on mistakes by publicly saying: "we're sorry." August 16, 2008 National safety effort targets perinatal injuries. June 25, 2008 No pay for "never event" errors becoming standard. January 9, 2008 Hospitals look to improve informed consent process. August 6, 2008 Fear of punitive response to hospital errors lingers. March 7, 2012 "I'm sorry": Why is that so hard for doctors to say? February 10, 2010 Patient safety: what can medicine learn from aviation? June 23, 2010 View More Related Resources Honesty and transparency, indispensable to the clinical mission--Parts I-III. December 15, 2021 Safety in Numbers: Hospital Performance on Leapfrog’s Surgical Volume Standard Based on Results of the 2019 Leapfrog Hospital Survey. March 18, 2020 My patient almost died from a mistake I made. I apologized and it changed my life. November 6, 2019 When is a doctor too old for the job? September 18, 2019 When is the surgeon too old to operate? February 13, 2019 Holding out for an apology. December 5, 2018 A pinpoint beam strays invisibly, harming instead of healing. October 3, 2017 Your safer-surgery survival guide. November 5, 2014 Another surgeon's error: must you tell the patient? October 15, 2014 Hospitals shine light on mistakes by publicly saying: "we're sorry." August 16, 2008 View More See More About The Topic Operating Room Physicians Surgery Surgical Complications Psychological and Social Complications View More
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