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Necessary Scars

A Doctor's Life in Error

Berry, Philip

Necessary Scars

Necessary Scars

A Doctor's Life in Error

Necessary Scars

 

The stories and discussions in the book provide detailed narratives, analyses and reflections on medical errors through actions, omissions and misunderstandings. They offer a unique perspective on the social implications of medical error and enable healthcare workers at all levels to analyse & learn from it.

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Beschrijving Necessary Scars

The stories and discussions in the book provide detailed narratives, analyses and reflections on medical errors through actions, omissions and misunderstandings. They offer a unique perspective on the social implications of medical error and enable healthcare workers at all levels to analyse & learn from it.

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9781032039398
Pagina's
143
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Geneeskunde
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1
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Hardback
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Engels
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Taylor & Francis Ltd

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