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护患纠纷分析及防范  Abstract Healthcare disputes arise when there are disagreements between healthcare providers and patients regarding the quality of care or treatment received. Such disputes pose several legal, ethical, and financial challenges to both parties, which can lead to negative outcomes for all involved. In this paper, we analyze and prevent such disputes by exploring factors that contribute to their occurrence and providing recommendations for prevention.  Introduction  Healthcare disputes are a growing concern in todays healthcare environment. They can be expensive, time-consuming, and emotionally draining for both patients and healthcare providers. Healthcare disputes can arise from several factors, such as miscommunication, misdiagnosis, medical errors, and dissatisfaction with care/treatment received.  Common causes of healthcare disputes  Miscommunication  Effective communication is essential to ensuring that patients receive proper care and that healthcare providers have a clear understanding of their expectations and needs. Miscommunication is a common cause of healthcare disputes, and it can occur between patients and healthcare providers. Miscommunication can lead to misunderstandings regarding treatment plans, medications, procedures, and potential outcomes.  Misdiagnosis  Misdiagnosis occurs when healthcare providers fail to identify a patients condition correctly. In some cases, this can lead to the prescription of ineffective treatments or prescriptions that can worsen the patients condition. Misdiagnosis can also result in life-threatening situations for patients.  Medical errors  Medical errors, such as incorrect dosage of medication, surgical errors, and failure to diagnose can lead to healthcare disputes. Medical errors can result from a lack of proper training, inadequate staffing, and a lack of communication between healthcare providers.  Dissatisfaction with care/treatment received  Patients may seek recourse through healthcare