itute of Medicine panel believes a mandatory reporting system should be developed that makes "reporting standards uniform" so the information can be aggregated to share and find ways to prevent future mistakes (Glazer 141).
             Secondly, in an online article, the Institute of Medicine says the information is critical to " identify the extent of the problem, analyze data, and achieve solutions." The same source notes, a step toward achieving solutions, according to William Elderbrock, a retired FP in Kingsport, Tennessee, "We must bring our mistakes out of the closet. Physicians would benefit
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