Major U.S. passenger airlines have forged a phenomenal safety record largely by relying on pilots, controllers and mechanics to voluntarily report incipient hazards. Analyzing such incident data and then disseminating lessons from it has meant more than a decade without a fatal crash.
Over the same period, the country’s healthcare system has tried to mimic some of these air-safety principles, but it has made scant progress in eliminating deadly treatment errors. Mistakes in hospitals are estimated to cause at least 250,000 unnecessary patient deaths annually in the U.S., making it the fourth leading cause of medical fatalities after cancer, heart disease and Covid-19.
좋아
China and Pakistan are secretly making bio bombs, both are trying to rule the world with their insidious, deceitful cunning and trickery. WHO & UNHRC what is yr action on these two sly...
Pi invitation code : kdg009 (Mining speed +25% up)
$SHIB
Hospitals should first implement something similar to flight duty time limitations!!!!
Humble Request Donation Needed NAME: HMA TRUST BANK: CITY UNION BANK SB Account NO:5001 0101 2551 821 BRANCH:M.C.ROAD, THANJAVUR, TAMILNADU-613001, INDIA IFS CODE: CIUB0000272 SWIFT CODE:CIUBIN5MXXX Cell:+91-9952887012 E-mail: SSCSIPL18gmail.com
Better reporting for improvement
are doctors not human to learn from errors and own up negligence or unethical practices? then why should the medical fraternity or police or politicians etc be held in high esteem by society?
좋아 !
We keep talking about this. Round and round. It's a proven methodology and must be taken up in the health sector. Ask, what is stopping them?
Nasa reports for doctors? well if it reduces malpractice suits, does that mean everything health cost related will come down to a reasonable level in line with the RoW?
According to Johns Hopkins, medical malpractice kills anywhere from 250k - 400k a year
this is terrible news