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@article{ART002543999},
author={PYO Jeehee and LEE WON and Seung Gyeong Jang and CHOI Eunyoung and Ock, Minsu and LEE, SANG IL},
title={Does the Disclosure of Patient Safety Incidents Satisfy Those Who Have Been Harmed?},
journal={Korean Journal of Medical Ethics },
issn={2005-8284},
year={2019},
volume={22},
number={4},
pages={321-340},
doi={10.35301/ksme.2019.22.4.321}

TY - JOUR
AU - PYO Jeehee
AU - LEE WON
AU - Seung Gyeong Jang
AU - CHOI Eunyoung
AU - Ock, Minsu
AU - LEE, SANG IL
TI - Does the Disclosure of Patient Safety Incidents Satisfy Those Who Have Been Harmed?
JO - Korean Journal of Medical Ethics
PY - 2019
VL - 22
IS - 4
PB - The Korean Society For Medical Ethics
SP - 321
EP - 340
SN - 2005-8284
AB - This study examines people’s experiences with the disclosure of patient safety incidents (DPSI), which is known to be effective in decreasing medical disputes and improving the relationships between patients and medical professionals. Data on people’s experiences with, and the impacts of, patient safety incidents were collected by means of an online survey of 201 individuals. Only 30.3% (n=61) of participants had experienced full DPSI. The study found that those who experienced patient safety incidents with permanent disability or death were significantly less likely to report expressions of sympathy and regret from the relevant medical professionals than those who experienced patient safety incidents with a lower level of harm (p=0.003). The percentage of participants who reported sleep disorders was 35.3% for “no disclosure”, 28.1% for “partial disclosure”, and 31.3% for “full disclosure” (p=0.673). The results of the survey indicate that those who experience patient safety incidents do not in general receive proper responses from the relevant medical professionals. This in turn suggests that detailed guidelines and training programs for DPSI are required and that psychological and other forms of support should be provided to patients and caregivers who experience patient safety incidents.
KW - patient safety;disclosure of patient safety incidents;medical dispute;patient experience
DO - 10.35301/ksme.2019.22.4.321
ER -

PYO Jeehee, LEE WON, Seung Gyeong Jang, CHOI Eunyoung, Ock, Minsu and LEE, SANG IL. (2019). Does the Disclosure of Patient Safety Incidents Satisfy Those Who Have Been Harmed?. Korean Journal of Medical Ethics , 22(4), 321-340.

PYO Jeehee, LEE WON, Seung Gyeong Jang, CHOI Eunyoung, Ock, Minsu and LEE, SANG IL. 2019, "Does the Disclosure of Patient Safety Incidents Satisfy Those Who Have Been Harmed?", Korean Journal of Medical Ethics , vol.22, no.4 pp.321-340. Available from: doi:10.35301/ksme.2019.22.4.321

PYO Jeehee, LEE WON, Seung Gyeong Jang, CHOI Eunyoung, Ock, Minsu, LEE, SANG IL "Does the Disclosure of Patient Safety Incidents Satisfy Those Who Have Been Harmed?" Korean Journal of Medical Ethics 22.4 pp.321-340 (2019) : 321.

PYO Jeehee, LEE WON, Seung Gyeong Jang, CHOI Eunyoung, Ock, Minsu, LEE, SANG IL. Does the Disclosure of Patient Safety Incidents Satisfy Those Who Have Been Harmed?. 2019; 22(4), 321-340. Available from: doi:10.35301/ksme.2019.22.4.321

PYO Jeehee, LEE WON, Seung Gyeong Jang, CHOI Eunyoung, Ock, Minsu and LEE, SANG IL. "Does the Disclosure of Patient Safety Incidents Satisfy Those Who Have Been Harmed?" Korean Journal of Medical Ethics 22, no.4 (2019) : 321-340.doi: 10.35301/ksme.2019.22.4.321

PYO Jeehee; LEE WON; Seung Gyeong Jang; CHOI Eunyoung; Ock, Minsu; LEE, SANG IL. Does the Disclosure of Patient Safety Incidents Satisfy Those Who Have Been Harmed?. Korean Journal of Medical Ethics , 22(4), 321-340. doi: 10.35301/ksme.2019.22.4.321

PYO Jeehee; LEE WON; Seung Gyeong Jang; CHOI Eunyoung; Ock, Minsu; LEE, SANG IL. Does the Disclosure of Patient Safety Incidents Satisfy Those Who Have Been Harmed?. Korean Journal of Medical Ethics . 2019; 22(4) 321-340. doi: 10.35301/ksme.2019.22.4.321

PYO Jeehee, LEE WON, Seung Gyeong Jang, CHOI Eunyoung, Ock, Minsu, LEE, SANG IL. Does the Disclosure of Patient Safety Incidents Satisfy Those Who Have Been Harmed?. 2019; 22(4), 321-340. Available from: doi:10.35301/ksme.2019.22.4.321

PYO Jeehee, LEE WON, Seung Gyeong Jang, CHOI Eunyoung, Ock, Minsu and LEE, SANG IL. "Does the Disclosure of Patient Safety Incidents Satisfy Those Who Have Been Harmed?" Korean Journal of Medical Ethics 22, no.4 (2019) : 321-340.doi: 10.35301/ksme.2019.22.4.321