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What Are the Legal and Ethical Implications of Clinical Errors?


Clinical errors can have serious legal and ethical implications. Providers may face malpractice lawsuits, professional disciplinary actions, and damage to their reputation. Ethically, providers have a duty to disclose errors to patients and their families, offer appropriate apologies, and take steps to rectify the situation.

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