Summary
A hypothetical proposal for a national incident reporting system in the United States. Drawing on lessons from aviation safety history and patient safety literature, a detailed plan is progressively built (initially centred in psychiatry), covering aspects that make an incident reporting system effective.
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Incident reporting systems have faced many implementation problems. This article shows that by exploring fields adjacent to medicine and much further afield, solutions to long-standing problems can be found. It proposes potentially novel ideas, yet to have been tried in incident reporting both in the United States and in the UK.
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