Larrie Greenberg is a retired clinician educator who devoted his entire career to medical education. He acted as a visiting professor focusing on faculty development at various medical schools across North America, and was clinical professor of pediatrics at The George Washington University from 1986 to 2000. He has held leadership positions nationally, including the pediatric clerkship group in Council on Medical Student Education in Pediatrics, of which he was a founding member, and in the Association of American Medical Colleges. He also acted as full-time President of the medical staff at Children's National Medical Center.
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Misadventures in Patient Care and Medical Education
Larrie Greenberg M.D.
This book offers a perspective not often addressed in medicine and medical education: errors or misadventures in patient care and education. In 1999, a white paper was created by the Institute of Medicine—"To Err is Human: Building a Safer Health System"—that addressed errors made around patient care and what that cost is in lives and dollars to the public each year. This initiative resulted in more safeguards in the system,...
