Disclosing Harmful Mammography Errors to Patients1

AUTOR(ES)

Gallagher, Thomas H.

FONTE

Radiological Society of North America

RESUMO

Closing the gap between patients’ expectations that harmful errors will be disclosed to them and current practice requires understanding the unique challenges that individual specialties, such as radiology, face related to disclosure, and using this information to help physicians communicate with patients more effectively following errors.

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