Incident reporting in general practice

Practices have a legal obligation to report major incidents, but they can also benefit from a systematic approach to dealing with minor incidents and near misses, explains Kate Taylor from Medical Protection.

by Kate Taylor
Practices must ensure they have robust systems in place to learn from minor and major incidents (Picture: iStock.com/Steve Debenport)
Practices must ensure they have robust systems in place to learn from minor and major incidents (Picture: iStock.com/Steve Debenport)

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