According to the World Health Organization (WHO), how could at least half a million deaths due to surgical error be prevented every year?

a) By developing better surgical technology
b) By implementing systemic changes in operating rooms
c) By inflicting stronger punishments for those who commit medical errors
d) By weeding out reckless surgeons

The correct option is B ( By implementing systemic changes in operating rooms).

Explanation:

surgical error are preventable mistakes from health professionals which inflicts more harm to the patient. Studies indicate that nearly 75% of surgical errors actually occur during surgery, with the remaining occurring either during pre or postoperative care.Some of these errors includes:

- forgetting one or more surgical equipment inside the patient.

- performing the wrong procedure.

- mistakenly cutting a nerve.

-overdose or underside of anaesthesia.

All these can be prevented through implementing systemic changes in operating rooms.

nope

explanation:

men