Help prevent residents from becoming the second victims of adverse events
Residency Program Alert, August 2, 2018
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While it’s important to deal with the negative impact that adverse events in healthcare settings have on patients and their families, the emotional toll of these events on healthcare professionals has gone unaddressed for too long. Due to the nature of their work, these professionals can be repeatedly exposed to emotional turmoil to the point that they are considered “second victims” of these adverse events. Read more.
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