Tapping into the wisdom in the room: Results from participant discussion at the 7th International Conference on Diagnostic Error in Medicine facilitated by a World Café technique

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Abstract

The patient safety literature is full of exhortations to approach medical error from a system perspective and seek multidisciplinary solutions from groups including clinicians, patients themselves, as well as experts outside the traditional medical domain. The 7th annual International Conference on Diagnostic Error in Medicine sought to attract a multispecialty audience, and attempted to capture some of the conversations by engaging participants in a World Café, a technique used to stimulate discussion and preserve insight gained during the conference. We present the ideas generated in this session, discuss them in the context of psychological safety, and demonstrate the application of this novel technique.

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Cosby, K. S., Zipperer, L., & Balik, B. (2015). Tapping into the wisdom in the room: Results from participant discussion at the 7th International Conference on Diagnostic Error in Medicine facilitated by a World Café technique. In Diagnosis (Vol. 2, pp. 189–193). Walter de Gruyter GmbH. https://doi.org/10.1515/dx-2015-0012

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