Physician Depression Associated with Medical Errors
Written by Rick Nauert PhD Monday, 30 November 2009 08:42
A new study discovers burnout and depression are associated with medical errors by American surgeons.
The self-reported mistakes were human-error as opposed to systemic or organization causes. -- Courtesy of Psychcentral.com
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