There’s a lot to reflect on over the first two days. The experiences that have struck me the most. I feel grateful for those who were willing to share their stories and be vulnerable with a group of strangers.
Their stories bring to life the impact medical errors make on patients and families; I know I’ll be taking carrying these stories with me in the future. They also highlight the importance of having patients and families a part of the review/improvement process, and I plan to make that part of my practice in my future career.
