This article is about comprehending factors that influence repercussions for talking about and even reporting medical errors is still an important area of concern. The article describes a study that looked at many factors, including organization, clinician, and leadership demographics. I anticipate on using this source to describe how underreporting is a result of repercussions by medical workers, and the lack of importance of a medical error reporting system. …show more content…
The website describes a case by Pronovost and his former patient Wachter, who had an infection after enduring treatment which resulted in the “no blame” approach that tries to avoid medical errors. I anticipate on using this source to explain how an anonymous medical error reporting system may enhance the reporting.
In the essay “When Doctor’s Make Mistakes” is about the experience of a medical surgeon named Atul Gawande and the medical malpractice that he nearly committed as well as the challenges he faced regularly. This essay describes how medical errors are common to many hospital surgeons and how achieving perfection will always be their main goal. I anticipate on using this source to explain how enhancing communication amongst team members will provide effective patient care and reduce medical