Atul Gawande is interviewed by a newspaper in India:
Rule 1: Don’t do it the way it’s done in the US. It’s a disaster. Rule 2: If compensating for malpractice is deemed a priority, then a public fund should be established for people who have rare but serious complications from medical care due to error. Rule 3: Perfection is not possible in medicine, but our responsibility in medicine is to tell the truth about error, to measure occurrence, and to constantly work to reduce it.
 
      


 
   
  



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