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After a resident’s diagnostic error has caused permanent harm to a patient's health, three steps should be taken. The resident should disclose the error to his or her supervisor, the supervisor should facilitate an appropriate apology to the patient, and the supervisor and hospital should give the resident emotional support and training to minimize cognitive biases.
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