By Hans Christian B. Henriksen.  Population in Norway: 4 980 000  Norwegian Knowledge Centre for Health Services is responsible for the first investigation.

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By Hans Christian B. Henriksen

 Population in Norway:  Norwegian Knowledge Centre for Health Services is responsible for the first investigation on patient injuries ever done in Norway  15% of all patients in 2010 were damaged in the hospital  10 % of deaths last year were caused by hospital errors = 4,500 deaths  Probably half of the deaths (2000 patients) could have been avoided with better practices, better hygiene, and with higher priority of the patient’s safety.

 Unexpected complications  Hospital infections  Technical equipment failure  Improper use of drugs  Misdiagnosis  Failure of procedures  Poor hygiene

Hneen (9)  E.coli infected  Diagnose: First period Benjamin (22)  Knee surgery  Was given too high a dose of morphine Peter (52)  Breast cancer  Was sent home with antibiotics

 “This is serious, and shows that we must improve. The figures show that even small improvements will make huge impact in reducing suffering and death.” - Health Minister Anne-Grete Strøm-Erichsen.

 Norway has one of the world’s best health care system  One of the countries spending the most money on health pr. citizen in the world  130 billion NOK were spent on healthcare in 2010 (390 billion CZK )  The figures were expected after comparing with international numbers  2000 deaths that could have been easily avoided: A reasonable number or unacceptable?

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