… the Imperial Centre for Patient Safety and Service Quality have been patient and tolerant of
… I knew nothing about medicine, but I had sense enough to see that doctors were killing their …

… This paper argues that most medical disputes … patient safety by encouraging more candid
and comprehensive reporting of risks. It also argues that medical disputes and patient safety …

… needs leaders in each area of clinical administration and in each clinical discipline —
including doctors, nurses, pharmacists and others — in addition to information management, …

… safety in medical care often ignore the patient's perspective. The active role of patients in …
If a medical injury occurs it is important to listen to the patient and/or the family, acknowledge …

… Universities are continuing to produce graduate doctors lacking in the patient safety … main
patient safety areas. This paper establishes the need for patient safety education of medical …

… than comparable doctors not doing extended shift work. … affect safety include the organisation's
patient safety culture, which refers to shared attitudes, values and norms related to safety. …

… One standard model seems to be that patients can be safer if only we have better doctors,
nurses, or lab techs. Of course, competence matters. The way healthcare is organized, there is …

… patients, doctors and lay people to 20 videotaped encounters between medical students and
standardised patients.64 … of rating professionalism in doctor–patient encounters and draws …

… revealed much about how doctors gave meaning to the threats to patient safety, but in line
… First, to what extent do doctors think about ‘the system’ as a threat to patient safety? Second, …

… A 1-week patient safety course was developed and taught to all second-year medical
students as part of an existing patient–doctor society course. The curriculum was composed of …