Literature DB >> 24091181

Risk management in surgery.

G A Messano, E Spaziani, F Turchetta, F Ceci, S Corelli, G Casciaro, A Martellucci, A Costantino, A Napoleoni, B Cipriani, S Nicodemi, C Di Grazia, R Mosillo, M Avallone, S Orsini, A Tudisco, F Aiuti, F Stagnitti.   

Abstract

Malpractice is the responsible for the greatest number of legal claims. At the present time, legal actions against physicians in Italy are 15,000 per year, and a stunning increase about costs to refund patients injured by therapeutic and diagnostic errors is expected. The method for the medical prevention is "Risk Management", that is the setting-up of organizational instruments, methods and actions that enable the measurement or estimation of medical risk; it allows to develop strategies to govern and reduce medical error. In the present work, the reconstruction about the history of risk management in Italy was carried out. After then the latest initiatives undertaken by Italy about the issue of risk management were examined.

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Year:  2013        PMID: 24091181      PMCID: PMC3915611          DOI: 10.11138/gchir/2013.34.7.231

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  G Chir        ISSN: 0391-9005


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Authors:  Matteo Bolcato; Daniele Rodriguez; Anna Aprile
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