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Clinical incident reporting is a critical component of patient safety and healthcare quality improvement. In Uzbekistan, the development of an effective incident reporting system is essential for identifying risks, reducing medical errors, and enhancing overall healthcare standards. Despite efforts to implement structured reporting mechanisms, challenges such as underreporting, lack of awareness, and fear of professional consequences persist. This paper explores the current state of clinical incident reporting in Uzbekistan, highlighting its benefits, barriers, and potential strategies for improvement. By promoting a culture of transparency, strengthening regulatory frameworks, and investing in healthcare worker training, Uzbekistan can develop a more robust and efficient incident reporting system that ensures better patient outcomes and medical safety.References
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