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This survey of 1,082 U.S. physicians found that most were willing to share their knowledge about harmful errors and near misses with their institutions and wanted to hear about innovations to prevent common errors.
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Why is it important?
Yet much important information remains invisible to institutions and the health care system. Efforts to promote error reporting might not reach their potential unless physicians become more effectively engaged in reporting errors at their institutions.
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This page is a summary of: Lost Opportunities: How Physicians Communicate About Medical Errors, Health Affairs, January 2008, Health Affairs,
DOI: 10.1377/hlthaff.27.1.246.
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