Medical Errors: Prevention, Response, and Learning is a critical resource for healthcare providers committed to patient safety. This book delves into the complex issue of medical errors, exploring their root causes, impact, and strategies for prevention. From system-wide vulnerabilities to individual human factors, readers will gain a comprehensive understanding of the factors contributing to errors. Beyond identifying risks, this book provides practical guidance on error reporting, disclosure, and apology. It emphasizes the importance of a just culture, where healthcare professionals can learn from mistakes without fear of retribution. By fostering a culture of safety and continuous improvement, this book empowers providers to protect patients and enhance the overall quality of care

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