I would say The Marseille Experience has continuously kept me motivated and perpetuating towards patient safety. We started the morning with a hike to almost 800 ft. This was quite interesting as it gave us a chance to socialize amongst each other learn our strengths and weakness. After the hiking we showered freshened up, ate lunch and then when to lecture. I noticed each day when Dr. Mayers started his lecture and he mentioned one person that was consistent, that person was Jeff Skiles. I liked the quote that Jeff Skiles used which was, “it is vastly more important to identify the hazard and threat to safety, than to identify and punish an individual for a mistake.” I believe this is a major statement because it demonstrates amongst the healthcare team how individuals act and react. In addition it diffuses that anxiety of always being terrified to do anything because… Continue reading