For Second Victims
Second Victim Support
The Second Victim Support initiative provides information and resources for health care professionals who have experienced a patient safety incident. The resources include a process for recovering after an adverse patient event, the red flags for when to seek medical advice, legal duties and responsibilities, and emotional support aids.
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