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The article explains that the best way to respond to a mistake is to correct it and report it promptly, because concealing it allows it to happen again and compounds the harm. In a 1996 study, higher reporting of medication errors was associated with greater safety among nursing teams, while an aviation error in 1935 led to the adoption of preflight checklists. The article concludes that addressing the causes of errors and changing procedures can prevent them from recurring—without removing accountability for those who repeatedly act negligently.
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