Sentence examples for errors disclosure from inspiring English sources

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Teaching residents to lead end of life (EOL) and error disclosure (ED) conferences is important.

To describe and evaluate an interprofessional simulation training for medical error disclosure including dental medicine, nursing, and pharmacy students.

We sought to compare surgical and nonsurgical residents' exposure to role modeling for responding to medical errors and their attitudes about error disclosure.

We propose a model for confidential error communication and describe US legislation designed to improve patient safety and establish nationwide programs for error disclosure and analysis.

Martinez W, Lehmann LS. "The 'Hidden Curriculum' and residents' attitudes regarding medical error disclosure: Comparison of surgical and nonsurgical residents". J Am Coll Surg 2013; 20131-6.

The concept of error reversibility is central for the conviction that error disclosure is helpful.

The practice of error disclosure was first proposed by the American Medical Association in 1982.

Therefore, error disclosure may be discussed under the notion of "therapeutic privilege" [ 8].