Every physician makes mistakes. Yet, it is difficult for most to admit or discuss them. In this TED video, Brian Goldman, a Canadian doctor, provides a good introduction to this area (19 minutes):
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01/29/2012
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Physicians have an obligation to be truthful with their patients. The fiduciary nature of the relationship between a physician and patient requires that a physician deal honestly with his patient and act in her best interest.
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