Brian Goldman: Doctors make mistakes. Can we talk about that?
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TED talk on physician mistakes and why they should be discussed.
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@ownster · 2016-06 · in “Have you ever harmed a patient?”
▶ Brian Goldman did a ted talk about medical mistakes and the denial culture around it. So to answer your question through him, I would say we've all harmed a patient at some point. I don't mean to be pessimistic, on the contrary if we acknowledge that mistakes happen we're better prepared to handle them.
View on r/medicalschool@dillyia · 2015-07 · in “Request: Are there any books that document misdiagnosis and mistakes in clinical settings?”
yes i'm kinda aware of that. but hey, if something like ▶ this, where a doctor shared with all people his medical mistakes, can go on TED talk, something similar must exist somewhere in form of a book. ikr about the C7-T1 fracture - that's how our clinician explained why we need to do a pull-shoulder view, or swimmer's view
View on r/medicalschool@finitee · 2014-01 · in “Awesome TED talk about when Physicians make mistakes”
Awesome TED talk about when Physicians make mistakes ▶ link
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