The emotional impact of medical errors on practicing physicians in the United States and Canada
AD Waterman, J Garbutt, E Hazel, WC Dunagan… - The Joint Commission …, 2007 - Elsevier
Article-at-a-Glance Background Being involved in medical errors can compound the job-
related stress many physicians experience. The impact of errors on physicians was
examined. Methods A survey completed by 3,171 of the 4,990 eligible physicians in internal
medicine, pediatrics, family medicine, and surgery (64% response rate) examined how
errors affected five work and life domains. Results Physicians reported increased anxiety
about future errors (61%), loss of confidence (44%), sleeping difficulties (42%), reduced job …
related stress many physicians experience. The impact of errors on physicians was
examined. Methods A survey completed by 3,171 of the 4,990 eligible physicians in internal
medicine, pediatrics, family medicine, and surgery (64% response rate) examined how
errors affected five work and life domains. Results Physicians reported increased anxiety
about future errors (61%), loss of confidence (44%), sleeping difficulties (42%), reduced job …
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VJ Fraser, TH Gallagher - 2007 - academia.edu
Background: Being involved in medical errors can compound the job-related stress many
physicians experience. The impact of errors on physicians was examined. Methods: A
survey completed by 3,171 of the 4,990 eligible physicians in internal medicine, pediatrics,
family medicine, and surgery (64% response rate) examined how errors affected five work
and life domains. Results: Physicians reported increased anxiety about future errors (61%),
loss of confidence (44%), sleeping difficulties (42%), reduced job satisfaction (42%), and …
physicians experience. The impact of errors on physicians was examined. Methods: A
survey completed by 3,171 of the 4,990 eligible physicians in internal medicine, pediatrics,
family medicine, and surgery (64% response rate) examined how errors affected five work
and life domains. Results: Physicians reported increased anxiety about future errors (61%),
loss of confidence (44%), sleeping difficulties (42%), reduced job satisfaction (42%), and …
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