Learning from surgical mistakes

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The aim of the Learning from Surgical Mistakes (LFSM) initiative is to make each other aware of traps and pitfalls of our profession: how to avoid falling into them, and how to get out trouble when you do!

Answers are anonymous so please answer the following questions honesty...

Year of training *

Sex *

How many serious mistakes (e.g. missed diagnoses, wrong treatment, significant complications) have you caused or been directly involved with IN THE LAST YEAR

How many serious mistakes (e.g. missed diagnoses, wrong treatment, significant complications) have you been aware of or discussed relating to your friends or colleagues IN THE LAST YEAR?

Does your department discuss mistakes and near misses?

Yes, regularly

Yes, infrequently

Not at all

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Does your department have a blame culture

Yes

Not sure / maybe

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Please share a case (or a near miss) which you think was preventable or has important learning points for other surgeons?

Can you list any factors which contributed to the error or near miss?
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Lack of familiarity with the operation

Lack of supervision

Abnormal anatomy

Training a more junior colleague

Not having the correct equipment or resources

Distractions

Other internal factors

Other external factors

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Please elaborate upon any of the above if you wish

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