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Medical sociology

a classification of surgical mistakes into technical, judgmental, normative and quasi-normative errors, reflecting how the profession controls its members.

In medical sociology, typology of medical error refers to a classification of surgical mistakes into technical, judgmental, normative and quasi-normative errors, reflecting how the profession controls its members. This meaning comes from Bosk (1979) in Forgive and Remember.[1]

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Bosk, C. L. (1979). Forgive and Remember. University of Chicago Press. ISBN 9780226066783

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