This article focuses on errors hospitals face. Every year there are millions of U.S citizens that suffer negative consequences from the errors in the medical industry. According to this article there is an estimate suggesting 98,000 deaths per year occur due to medical errors, attempts to reduce medical errors have not been successful. I like the fact that hospitals are looking for new ways to practice and process in an effort to reduce what can be called an epidemic of medical errors. I wished we lived in a perfect world and there were never any errors in healthcare, this article also mentions highly reliable performance, and that the employees will need to have the buy in toward the same outcome of being error free because we put all
