Second victim - Revision history

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2020-10-22T14:53:35Z

Differential Diagnosis

2020-10-22T14:53:02Z

Rossdonaldson1 moved page Second Victim to Second victim

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2020-10-03T20:11:24Z

Evaluation

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	==Evaluation==		==Evaluation==
			*It is not easy to spot a second victim unless we specifically look for them.
			*Second victims should be protected and shielded from public eye until the situation is properly studied.
	*The second victim should be treated on urgent basis.		*The second victim should be treated on urgent basis.
	*Second victim code should be announced and a separate team should provide help to the person, besides the team evaluating the incidence.		*Second victim code should be announced and a separate team should provide help to the person, besides the team evaluating the incidence.

2017-07-21T08:39:56Z

Text replacement - "* " to "*"

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	*Second victims are healthcare providers in the midst of a medical mistake or error and become victimized because of their role.		*Second victims are healthcare providers in the midst of a medical mistake or error and become victimized because of their role.

	* University of Missouri Health canter found almost 1 in 7 staff reported experiencing a patient safety event resulting in personal disturbed emotions.<ref>Scott SD. The "second victim" phenomenon: a harsh reality of health care professions. AHRQ; WebM&M Perspectives on Safety; May 2011.</ref>		*University of Missouri Health canter found almost 1 in 7 staff reported experiencing a patient safety event resulting in personal disturbed emotions.<ref>Scott SD. The "second victim" phenomenon: a harsh reality of health care professions. AHRQ; WebM&M Perspectives on Safety; May 2011.</ref>

	==Clinical Features==		==Clinical Features==
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	*Ongoing till resolved.		*Ongoing till resolved.
	**Characteristics of PTSD (inability to process the feeling of fear, sadness, guilt and shame).		**Characteristics of PTSD (inability to process the feeling of fear, sadness, guilt and shame).
	** Resulting in:		**Resulting in:
	***Insomnia, flashbacks and thoughts of suicide.		***Insomnia, flashbacks and thoughts of suicide.
	***Damaged self perception.		***Damaged self perception.

2017-02-27T07:47:11Z

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	*Second victims are healthcare providers in the midst of a medical mistake or error and become victimized because of their role.		*Second victims are healthcare providers in the midst of a medical mistake or error and become victimized because of their role.

	* University of Missouri Health canter found almost ~~1in~~ 7 staff reported experiencing a patient safety event resulting in personal disturbed emotions.<ref>Scott SD. The "second victim" phenomenon: a harsh reality of health care professions. AHRQ; WebM&M Perspectives on Safety; May 2011.</ref>		* University of Missouri Health canter found almost 1 in 7 staff reported experiencing a patient safety event resulting in personal disturbed emotions.<ref>Scott SD. The "second victim" phenomenon: a harsh reality of health care professions. AHRQ; WebM&M Perspectives on Safety; May 2011.</ref>

	==Clinical Features==		==Clinical Features==

2017-02-26T13:28:43Z

ref

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	**'''T'''ransparency and opprtunity to contribute.		**'''T'''ransparency and opprtunity to contribute.

	*Recovery process of the second victim.		*Recovery process of the second victim.<ref>Scott SD, Hirschinger LE, Cox KR, et al. The natural history of recovery for the health care provider "second victim" after adverse patient events. Qual Saf Health Care 2009;18:325-30.</ref>
	# Chaos and accident response.		# Chaos and accident response.
	# Intrusive reflections.		# Intrusive reflections.

2017-02-26T13:23:34Z

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	*Recovery process of the second victim.		*Recovery process of the second victim.
	# 1.Chaos and accident response.		# Chaos and accident response.
	# 2.Intrusive reflections.		# Intrusive reflections.
	# 3.Restoring personal integrety.		# Restoring personal integrety.
	# 4.Enduring the inquisition.		# Enduring the inquisition.
	# 5.Obtaining emotional first aid.		# Obtaining emotional first aid.
	# 6.Moving on. Which can lead to either of the three.		# Moving on. Which can lead to either of the three.
	## 1.Dropping out.		## Dropping out.
	## 2.Surviving.		## Surviving.
	## 3.Thriving.		## Thriving.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

2017-02-26T13:22:38Z

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	*Recovery process of the second victim.		*Recovery process of the second victim.
	1# Chaos and accident response.		# 1.Chaos and accident response.
	2# Intrusive reflections.		# 2.Intrusive reflections.
	3# Restoring personal integrety.		# 3.Restoring personal integrety.
	4# Enduring the inquisition.		# 4.Enduring the inquisition.
	5# Obtaining emotional first aid.		# 5.Obtaining emotional first aid.
	6# Moving on. Which can lead to either of the three.		# 6.Moving on. Which can lead to either of the three.
	1## Dropping out.		## 1.Dropping out.
	2## Surviving.		## 2.Surviving.
	3## Thriving.		## 3.Thriving.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

2017-02-26T13:20:27Z

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 **'''S'''uppostive care.
 **'''T'''ransparency and opprtunity to contribute.
 ==See Also==

2017-02-26T13:15:27Z

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	==External Links==		==External Links==

			https://archive.ahrq.gov/news/newsroom/commentaries/second-victim-syndrome.html


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