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Patients' And Family Members' Views On How Clinicians Enact And How They Should Enact Incident Disclosure: The '100 Patient Stories' Qualitative Study

Iedema Roderick; Allen Suellen; Britton Katherine; Piper Donella; Baker Andrew; Grbich C.; Allan A.; Jones L.; Tuckett A.; Williams A.; Manias E.; Gallagher T.H. (BMJ Group, 2011)

To investigate patients' and family members' perceptions and experiences of disclosure of healthcare incidents and to derive principles of effective disclosure. Retrospective qualitative study based on 100 semi-structured, ...
What Prevents Incident Disclosure, and What Can Be Done to Promote It?

Iedema Roderick; Allen Suellen; Sorensen Rozlyn; Gallagher Thomas (Joint Commission Resources, Inc., 2011)

Background: Adverse-event incident disclosure is gaining international attention as being central to incident management, practice improvement, and public engagement, but those charged with its execution are experiencing ...

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