Every day, doctors, nurses, and healthcare assistants work diligently to provide high-quality care that enhances patient safety. Patient safety focuses on minimizing the incidence and impact of adverse events while maximizing recovery. Research indicates that medical errors occur between five and eighty times per 100,000 consultations, most commonly related to diagnostic and treatment processes.
Among these, prescription errors, particularly errors in dosage, are a frequent concern. The voices of patients and families who have experienced preventable medical harm serve as powerful motivators for healthcare providers committed to the principle of “first, do no harm.” Previous studies suggest that general practitioners (GPs) generally hold positive attitudes toward formal reporting systems that promote learning from patient safety incidents. Although such systems have been…
