… reveal that the perceived importance of reporting errors is positively associated with reporting
medical errors, … are positively related to intentions to report medical errors. In other words, if …

… , health care … health care (HC) situations and meet unexpected patient outcomes. Avoiding
complications is a major goal of all patient safety efforts; however, medical errors and adverse …

… documentation errors that patients identify in their notes and how these may inform patient
… Older and sicker patients were twice as likely to report a serious error compared with …

… providers who are involved in an unanticipated adverse patient event, a medical error, and/or
a patient-related injury and become victimized in the sense that the provider is traumatized …

… of healthcare safer for patients and healthcare workers (Helo & Moulton, 2017). All providers
know medical errors … problem that poses a substantial threat to patient safety. Yet, one of the …

… Medical errors are a major source of patient harm. Studies estimate that, in the United States…
patients die each year as result of a preventable adverse event. In addition, medical errors …

… The severity of harm was less in the ambulatory care setting. We hypothesize that … patients
have medical problems of lower acuity, making them less susceptible to harm, or that errors in …

… consultation with medical risk-management experts familiar with medical error. … errors, such
as “I made a medical error that did result in patient harm” and “I ordered the wrong medication…

… of patients as partners in identifying medical errors and mitigating preventable patient harm
… Classification of medical errors and preventable adverse events in primary care: a synthesis …

… For this study, we specified a binary self-reported medical error variable. Specifically, we …
medical error as those who indicated “I made a medical error that did result in patient harm” …