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By one estimate, 210,000 deaths every year are associated with preventable harm caused by hospitals. Our multimedia feature "Do no harm" explores how different attitudes toward patient harm can make a difference between life and death for a patient. Vox reporter Sarah Kliff invited me along to document the reporting, which resulted in the following video.
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