A Health System That Won't Learn From Its Mistakes

Update: 2022-09-28

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When a patient dies from a medical error, there often is no recourse for the family. Read by author Chandra Keller.

If you enjoy this essay, order the September 2022 Health Affairs issue.

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A Health System That Won't Learn From Its Mistakes

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A Health System That Won't Learn From Its Mistakes