The "Swiss Cheese" Model: A) arises from the notion that no matter what kind of barriers we chose or how we implement them, errors can occur. B) is not applicable in healthcare. C) describes how information gets lost when patients are transferred from one unit to another. D) describes ways to combat competing commitments. 4 Only bad doctors and health care providers makes errors. arises from the notion that no matter what kind A) of barriers we chose or how we implement them, errors can occur. B) is not applicable in healthcare. describes how information gets lost when C) patients are transferred from one unit to another. describes ways to combat competing D) commitments..

1. The "Swiss Cheese" Model:
A)
arises from the notion that no matter what kind of barriers we chose or how we implement them,
errors can occur.
B)
is not applicable in healthcare.
C)
describes how information gets lost when patients are transferred from one unit to another.
D)
describes ways to combat competing commitments.
4
Only bad doctors and health care providers makes errors.
A)
arises from the notion that no matter what kind
of barriers we chose or how we implement
them, errors can occur.
B) is not applicable in healthcare.
C)
describes how information gets lost when
patients are transferred from one unit to
another.
D)
describes ways to combat competing
commitments.