I disagree that the paramedic should be suspended. Obviously there are lessons to be learned from the call and every call makes lessons. If the paramedic is suspended then it will prevent through fear, others from coming forward. Whether it’s the medical transport team with the monitor in demo mode or the radiographs been misread then these errors need to be reported with zero blame. By doing this further errors may be prevented. On the call in question maybe the minijets looking similar needed to be looked at as the possible cause of further errors. James Reason makes a good point that “fallibility is part of the human condition, we can’t change the human condition but we can change the conditions under which people
