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Ce chapitre est tout entier consacré à l’information relative aux risques médicaux pour le patient et pour le médecin, en abordant le sujet par différentes facettes: l’information technique au patient sur le risque d’événement indésirable avant le soin, l’information au patient après le soin et la survenue de l’événement indésirable, la participation des patients à leur prise en charge, les nouveaux médias de diffusion de l’information sur le risque et le médecin comme seconde victime des erreurs commises171.
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Ce chapitre est éclairé par le récent livre publié par Eric Galam: Galam E (2012) L’erreur médicale, le burn-out, et le soignant. Paris: Springer Verlag France.
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Amalberti, R., Brami, J. (2013). Information et éducation du patient/entourage. In: Audit de sécurité des soins en médecine de ville. Collection Progrès en Sécurité des Soins. Springer, Paris. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-2-8178-0348-7_10
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