EROAREA ȘI FACTORUL UMAN ÎN PRACTICA MEDICALĂ

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The book integrates medicine, psychology, and behavioral sciences. The authors analyze the causes of medical errors and offer practical solutions for their prevention, aiming to enhance patient safety and improve the quality of medical care.
Structured into 11 chapters, the work addresses essential topics such as theories and classifications of human error, communication within medical organizations, stress and burnout among medical staff, managing aggressive patients, delivering difficult news, conflict management, medical leadership, and error prevention through education and mentoring.
The authors link theoretical foundations with numerous practical examples and case studies, providing readers with useful tools to understand the mechanisms behind errors. In doing so, the book helps foster an organizational culture centered on safety, collaboration, and professional responsibility.
With its modern, applied perspective, the book is addressed to physicians, psychologists, and other healthcare professionals, as well as students and anyone interested in the interplay between human behavior, communication, and performance within the medical system.
It highlights the fact that reducing errors depends not only on professional competence but also on understanding the psychological, organizational, and relational factors that influence medical practice.