Letter to the editor in response to "Factors associated with medical students' speaking-up about medical errors: A cross-sectional study".
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| Title: | Letter to the editor in response to "Factors associated with medical students' speaking-up about medical errors: A cross-sectional study". |
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| Authors: | de Wolf, Amy1, Milczynska, Wiktoria1, Mohindra, Akhil1 |
| Source: | Medical Teacher. Nov2022, Vol. 44 Issue 11, p1308-1308. 1p. |
| Subject Terms: | *Psychology of medical students, *Student attitudes, Medical errors, Patient safety |
| Abstract: | The authors comment on the 2021 article "Factors Associated With Medical Students' Speaking-Up About Medical Errors: A Cross-Sectional Study," by Y. C. Chen, S. B. Issenberg and Z. Issenberg. Topics covered include the repercussions of medication errors, how reporting anonymity could be built in the online frameworks of Great Britain's National Health Service (NHS) for reporting patient safety incidences and the 2018 survey which highlighted a persistent culture of fear in the NHS. |
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| Abstract: | The authors comment on the 2021 article "Factors Associated With Medical Students' Speaking-Up About Medical Errors: A Cross-Sectional Study," by Y. C. Chen, S. B. Issenberg and Z. Issenberg. Topics covered include the repercussions of medication errors, how reporting anonymity could be built in the online frameworks of Great Britain's National Health Service (NHS) for reporting patient safety incidences and the 2018 survey which highlighted a persistent culture of fear in the NHS. |
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| ISSN: | 0142159X |
| DOI: | 10.1080/0142159X.2021.1998405 |
