Editor’s Notebook: Summer Reading

Editor’s Notebook

Summer Reading

Staying current on developments in patient
safety and quality improvement allows me to indulge my eclectic taste
in reading. Looking back at what I’ve read this summer, I see a wide
range of topics and a couple of books in particular that I’d like to
recommend.

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Viewpoint: An Injustice Has Been Done

Viewpoint

An Injustice Has Been Done: Jail Time for an Error

Eric Cropp is an Ohio hospital pharmacist who was involved in a tragic
medication error that cost the life of a beautiful little girl named
Emily Jerry. For that, he was punished by a criminal court: 6 months in
jail, 6 months home confinement with an electronic sensor locked to his
ankle, 3 years probation, 400 hours of community service, a fine of
$5,000, and payment of court costs.

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