Which of the following MERP error categories is defined as an error that may have resulted in permanent patient harm, but not death?
Category C
Category I
Category G
Category A
Category G
Rationale: MERP category G is defined as "An error occurred that may have contributed to or resulted in permanent patient harm.".
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