Results: Of the 100 cases analyzed thus far in this study, 63.0% involved female patients 94.0% resided in the United States, and average age was 45.5 (range 1 week to 87 years old). Diagnostic error narratives were coded by two coders, merged and discussed to identify major themes. We conducted a qualitative content analysis of all cases of self-reported diagnostic errors with written narratives of patient experiences. Patients, family members and caregivers submitted data to report their care experiences via structured data and free text. Methods: Our study sample included patient- and family-reported adverse medical events submitted to a survey-based online reporting platform housed by the Empowered Patient Coalition (EPC) between January 2010 and February 2016.

We conducted a descriptive analysis of patient- and family-reported diagnostic error narratives to understand factors that contribute to those errors. Reports from patients can provide valuable insight into safety-related problems. DeBakey Veterans Affairs Medical Center and Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TXĢMothers Against Medical Error, Columbia, SCģThe Empowered Patient Coalition, San Francisco, CAĤUniveristy of Florida Health, Gainesville, FLĥUniversity of California San Francisco, San Francisco, CAīackground: Although comprehensive reporting could help understand the origin, impact and prevention of diagnostic errors, existing reporting systems only capture a fraction of errors. Singh 1ġCenter for Innovations in Quality, Effectiveness and Safety, Michael E. Laura Zwaan, PhD Oral Presentations Plenary session Sunday November 6, 2016, 3.30-4.45 pm 1) An Exploration of Patient and Family Self-Reports of Diagnostic Errors

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