Learning from our mistakes
Short, D.
British Journal of Hospital Medicine 51(5): 250-252
1994
ISSN/ISBN: 0007-1064 PMID: 8038926 Document Number: 438013
All doctors, however experienced and conscientious, make mistakes. This article aims to show how medical practice can be improved by a study of mishaps and mistakes.
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