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Who gets the blame for patient safety errors?
When the Institute of Medicine's report To Err Is Human was released in 1999, there was a clear shift in the patient safety world. Previously, clinicians absorbed the brunt of the blame when it came to medical errors. The report shed new light on the medical industry and began shifting some of that blame toward systemic errors within healthcare organizations.
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