Risk management in medicine. Edited: Merkle V.

The book draws the reader's attention to the quality and safety of medical services that become key for the patient, for his relatives, and for medical workers, and for a medical organization. The authors, drawing an analogy with aviation, where there are also a lot of risks, describe the nature of human errors, focus on the need to recognize the probability of their commission and in medical practice. Standardization, the formation of unified unified quality and safety requirements in the implementation of medical activities, the introduction of risk management, the use of financial and legal tools for protecting the rights of patients and medical workers-a global trend for the development of national health systems.

The publication is intended for medical employees of all specialties, heads of medical organizations, state authorities and local self -government authorities, scientists, teachers, graduate students and doctoral students, medical university students, as well as lawyers and specialists in the field of medical law.