Kennedy E M, Heard S R
Royal Australian College of General Practitioners Training Program, Darwin Northern Territory.
Aust Fam Physician. 2001 Mar;30(3):295-9.
To develop a reference statement for the appropriate management of mistakes in the general practice training environment.
The setting was a series of focus groups held during workshops with The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners Training Program in the Northern Territory (NT). The participants included NT supervisors and registrars, and representatives of the Consumer Reference Group, Top End Division of General Practice.
A reference statement and mutually agreed list of duties for registrars, their supervisors and patients.
Mistakes are a part of the practice of medicine and can impact on everyone. An appropriate response and the opportunity to reflect and learn from the experience are important elements in minimising the adverse impact. We recommend that the issue of mistakes be considered a priority in the teaching of medicine.
制定一份关于在全科医学培训环境中妥善处理失误的参考声明。
研究背景是在北领地与澳大利亚皇家全科医生培训项目举办的工作坊期间进行的一系列焦点小组讨论。参与者包括北领地的督导员、住院医生以及消费者参考小组、全科医学顶端分部的代表。
一份参考声明以及一份住院医生、其督导员和患者相互认可的职责清单。
失误是医疗实践的一部分，可能会影响到每一个人。恰当的应对措施以及从经历中反思和学习的机会是将不利影响降至最低的重要因素。我们建议将失误问题作为医学教学中的一个优先事项加以考虑。
