Gerontologist sees higher medical error rate more likely under certain conditions

Published May 18, 2010

Gerontologist sees higher medical error rate more likely under certain conditions
Triple-checking the correct surgical site is now standard procedure as a safeguard against wrong-site surgery, the most commonly-reported medical error in the U.S. health-care system. Others include medication mix-ups, treatment delays, patient falls, lab mistakes and suicides when patients are released too soon from psychiatric treatment facilities.

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