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Making mistakes in clinical practice - other perspectives...
Hi team, I'm doing some reading, listening and research on how we cope, process and learn when we make mistakes - this is really from a medical/clinical place to provide support and education to mine site medics, but I wanted to open it up and ask others about this from different perspectives - what do you do when you make a mistake? How do you recover and what is your process and your next steps?
Making mistakes in clinical practice - other perspectives...
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Hi Frankie, I work in medical imaging. For me personally I have always been very open about mistakes, as nobody is infalable, we all make mistakes. Mistakes are learning opportunitues for improvement. I found discussion with line managers or collegues to be very helpful in processing what has happened and what can be learnt or done better. But essenrtially my process: 1. Recognise & admit, 2. Communicate (to line manager, patient if involved etc), 3. Root cause analysis, 4. Rectify/improve/learn. I make every effort to ensure I am not being careless or negilent in my clinical work. So from a mental side when a mistake has happened I know its not a reflection of me as a person but of a broken process or system.
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