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Team Technical Expert/Advisory Panel Terms & Conditions / Copyright PSNet Privacy Policy External Link Disclaimer Cases & Commentaries Published May 2011 Duty to Disclose Someone http://reboot.sitotop.com/cmesys/harmful-error-hospital-unit.html Else's Error? Spotlight Case Commentary by Thomas H. Gallagher, MD Sections Case Objectives The Case The Commentary References Table Topics Resource Type Cases & Commentaries Approach to Improving Safety Malpractice Litigation Patient Disclosure Communication between Providers Provider-Patient Communication Teamwork Safety Target Radiograph Interpretation Error Setting of Care Emergency Departments Specialty Hospitals https://psnet.ahrq.gov/webmm/case/239/ Clinical Area Emergency Medicine Neurology Pediatrics Pediatric Emergency Medicine Radiology Target Audience Health Care Providers Risk Managers Error Types Cognitive Errors ("Mistakes") More PPT PowerPoint Presentation (445 K) Download free PowerPoint viewer Share Facebook Twitter Linkedin Email Print Case Objectives State the rationale for disclosing medical errors. Describe key principles in effective error disclosure. Appreciate that physicians are reluctant to criticize colleagues. Outline a process for disclosure of an error made by another institution. The Case A healthy 4-year-old boy presented to an emergency department (ED) with 3 days of vomiting associated with lethargy and fevers. He had been exposed to another child with streptococcal pharyngitis (strep throat) the previous week but otherwise had been well until the symptoms began. He received a full evaluation in the ED. He was found to have a low-grade fever and was a little sleepy with some redness in his throat. The laboratory tests were unremark
Benefits ExpertRetirement BenefitsRetirement PolicyGS Locality Pay TablesThrift Savings PlanManagementBenefitsTSP TSP Investment ReportTSP Fund PerformanceCareerLegalMilitaryFree Special ReportsNewsletter Sign UpWebinars & TrainingAdvertisingContact Monday, October 17th, 2016 SHOP Fedweek LegalHarmful Procedural Error by Agency Published: January 14, http://www.fedweek.com/fedweek-legal/federal-legal-corner-harmful-procedural-error-agency/ 2015More in: Fedweek Legal The Merit Systems Protection Board recently affirmed an initial decision which reversed on the ground of harmful procedural error the 40- and 15-day http://safepatientproject.org/sys-medical_errors.html suspensions of two Assistant U.S. Attorneys for alleged professional misconduct; 2015 MSPB 1, Docket No. CB-0752-15-0228-I-1 (Jan. 2, 2015).The Board found that the agency committed harmful procedural medication errors error by violating its own procedures on discipline which, had they been followed, would likely have resulted in the appellants receiving lesser or no discipline.The appellants were prosecutors in the 2008 federal criminal prosecution of a U.S. Senator for failing to report gifts and liabilities on his financial disclosure statements.After a jury convicted the Senator, medication errors in the government moved to vacate the conviction because its prosecution team had failed to disclose information to which the defense was constitutionally entitled.The agency’s Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR) investigated the appellants’ conduct and issued a Report of Investigation (ROI) concluding that they had recklessly committed professional misconduct in handling some of this information.The agency imposed a policy which required that, where the OPR alleges attorney professional misconduct, an attorney in the agency’s Professional Misconduct Review Unit (PMRU) would decide whether disciplinary action is warranted and would serve as the proposing official once the allegation was referred to him or her by the PMRU Chief.The Board found that no express provision or any reasonable reading of the procedures allowed for anyone other than a PMRU attorney to serve as the proposing official.According to Board precedent, where an agency imposes a policy of proposing and issuing employee discipline, if must follow those procedures.The PMRU Chief referred the ROI alleging misconduct to a PMRU attorne
about Medical Errors Brother bled to death from central line medical error On June 9, 2008, my brother, Kenneth Novak died due to the terrible mistake of two anesthesiologists at a hospital in Fort Lauderdale, FL. While central lines were being placed into his internal jugular vein to prepare for a liver transplant, the catheter/needle was advanced too far, perforating both the jugular and right subclavian artery. My brother bled to death. Although these doctors admit to making a terrible mistake, they are not being held accountable in any way. The hospital offered to pay my Mother $18,000.00, but only in exchange for her not to pursue complaints on the hospital or any of the physician’s involved. My mother refused to sign off her son’s life for $18,000.00 and completed the formal complaints to the Florida Department of Health. After each investigation on the physician’s involved, The Department of Health sent my mother back a letter simply stating that "there is no probable cause," and thanking her for her attention to this matter. Thanking her for her attention to this matter? Oh my goodness, this was her son. These doctors are covered under Florida statutes that prevent us from gaining any real information. My family is devastated...the Department of Health would not answer one question we had regarding my brother's death because of this Florida law. What does a family do? No answers, no reasons for this tragedy. My mother is not suing; she wants accountability for her son's death and does not want this to happen to anyone else. One ironic point here is that I found that one of the anesthesiologists did not complete his 2 hours of continuing education on "How to Prevent Medical Errors." He simply paid a $589.00 fee and that was it. Why wouldn’t these physicians receive further training or a root cause investigation on how/