The major pros of this statement are that it is asking for
the counseling opportunity for the medical staff who made the error. Training
and outselling on making error will improve the service quality. Statement
indirectly proved that error and problems are not done intentionally. The
statement is also showing that medical staff who made error are innocent and
only require counseling rather than punishment that are the major cons of this
statement.
In accordance with my opinion who make the error that harm
other people are not victims however if they have psychological issues and poor
understanding of the required treatment than they should be given training.
However, if they made mistakes they should face legal consequences.
Medical and healthcare service providers cannot harm the
patients intentionally and un intentionally. In accordance with the legal
context, institutes and doctors not following or violating the patient’s safety
standards and reporting system are liable to face civil money penalties.
World health organization is also working to eliminate the
chances of unintended and intended harm to the patient by the doctors and
medical staff because of commission and omission [3]. Other Patient's
safety organizations are also working to improve the reporting system and
ensure accountability in case of negligence.
No-Blame system encourages the providers to report their own
mistakes. It develops responsibility in them and encourages them to show
positive behavior. In the healthcare systems, the No-blame system is really
difficult to apply as because of this organization can face serious issues.
However, the no-blame system has some benefits and advantages that encourage
healthcare centers to adopt the no-blame system.
The no-blame system is mainly providing support to the new
and junior medical staff and doctors. Basically the idea behind this system to
provide a culture and opportunity to the new and junior staff to learn by their
mistakes by themselves rather than reinforcing them on their errors and
mistakes.
References of Healthcare System
[1]
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B. H. LERNER, "A
Life-Changing Case for Doctors in Training," 03 03 2009. [Online].
Available: https://www.nytimes.com/2009/03/03/health/03zion.html. [Accessed
25 11 2018].
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[2]
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Ahrq.gov, "AHRQ
Views," 2018. [Online]. Available: https://www.ahrq.gov/news/blog/ahrqviews/50-years-physicians-assistants.html.
[Accessed 25 11 2018].
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[3]
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R. Baker and B.
Hurwitz, "Intentionally harmful violations and patient safety: the
example of Harold Shipman," Journal of the Royal society of medicine,
vol. 102, no. 6, pp. 223-227, 2009.
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