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1
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I prefer not to be informed about any medical error that occurred during my medical care.
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2
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I prefer to be informed about a medical error that occurred during my medical care if it caused a major harm (e.g. performing an unnecessary surgery).
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3
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I prefer to be informed about a medical error that occurred during my medical care if it caused at least a moderate harm (e.g. performing an unnecessary lumber puncture).
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4
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I prefer to be informed about a medical error that occurred during my medical care if it caused any harm, even a minor one (e.g. drawing an unnecessary blood sample).
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5
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I prefer to be informed about all medical error that occurred during my medical care even if it did not cause any harm (e.g. a physician orders the wrong medication but the pharmacist doesn't dispense it).
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b. Who to Disclose Error?
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1
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Any employee in the hospital can inform me about the medical error that occurred to me.
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2
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Any physician in the hospital can inform me about the medical error that occurred to me.
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3
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I prefer that the physician who committed the medical error informs me about the medical error that occurred to me.
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4
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I prefer that the direct manager of the physician who committed the medical error informs me about the medical error that occurred to me.
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5
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I prefer that the medical director of the hospital informs me about the medical error that occurred to me.
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6
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I prefer that the chief executive director of the hospital informs me about the medical error that occurred to me.
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