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6/25/2010
Frank R. Kearney, Esq.
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Trying to instill a culture of safety in hospitals

Medical malpractice.  Medical errors. Medical mistakes.

The only way to reduce medical malpractice, medical errors and medical mistakes is to put patient safety first.  At the heart of every healthcare decision should be a simple question "how does it affect this patient's safety?'  A culture of safety in hospitals, HMOs and among healthcare providers is needed.  Its the only way to reduce preventable medical mistakes - by eliminating choices by the HMO, hospital or healthcare provider that don't put patient safety first.

Click on the title above for an opinion piece on a pilot program to reduce medical malpractice. 

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