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The Associated Press has reported that medical students and physicians are now being taught that an open acknowledgment of regret for medical errors, even an apology, may help doctors avoid malpractice lawsuits. “Doctors Eye Apologies for Medical Mistakes,” http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory?id=235090. In Illinois, malpractice reform legislation includes a concept known as “Sorry Works,” recommending that an apology be offered when mistakes are made or untoward results occur. Within the overall context of medical malpractice risk management, a recent evolution in dispute resolution philosophy suggests that direct, forthright communications between physician and patient may reduce the risk of future litigation.
Saying 'Sorry' Might Be the Best Course
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