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Nevertheless, more and more organizations are developing disclosure policies and preparing professionals to inform patients and their families about errors that have caused harm and about what will be done to prevent future errors. For example, Victoria Frazier, a physician and advocate of the patient safety movement in the Barnes Jewish Hospital System and at Washington University Medical Center in St. Louis, is studying accountability with respect to medical accident and is a leader in research identifying evidence-based approaches to disclosure (Frazier, 2003). 

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Biology Training Grant at Washington University in St. Louis. The authors acknowledge continued support from the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics and the Center for Computational Biology at Washington University Medical School. 

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