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Table of Contents It's a path I'm reorganizing this site. It does not have a linear progression anymore. The best way to proceed might be to click below on topics that interest you. Home Pagepatient safety symbol - a chalk outline of patient - Patients need institutional support Synopsis - an out-of-date attempt to summarize the site in a linear read, but it needs updating Home Page Addendum Journal - Current diary of the path to an operation expected in the future. Patient Safety Silence versus safety - trends in patient safety Silenced - the community thinks in stories White wall of silence - a matter of culture and written public policy Silencing patient advocates in healthcare Conflict of Interest - the unacknowledged elephant in the room Psychology of Healthcare Professionals Subjectivity Blacklisting Patients Graph Nurse survey - frequency of reporting Nurse training - another reason they don'...

http://www.patient-safety.com/complain.htm How to file a complaint about your healthcare Halfway down the page are links to information that will help you file a complaint. If you want to help other patients too, and wanted to tackle a cause to that end, a good one to take up would be bringing the public's and the government's attention to the fact that there is no reasonable complaint process to which patients can turn. Certainly not through agencies like state medical boards. The American Iatrogenic Association says, "Keep in mind that state medical boards are generally comprised of physicians. As with all such agencies that regulate occupations, members of these boards feel a personal and professional kinship with those who they regulate. In other words, doctors do not regulate doctors effectively. Claims to the contrary notwithstanding, a state medical board does not operate in your interest." A medical malpractice lawyer in Pennsylvania told us, "I’ve tried ...