Are Medical errors—the third leading cause of death in Ireland?

Just reading this news on RTE
A Health Service Executive recall of 615 patients who attended Wexford General Hospital has identified 13 "possible missed cancers".
The cases relate to the care provided by one consultant, between March 2013 and November 2014, in relation to colonoscopies, which are bowel checks.
Of the 13 cancers detected on recall, one case involved a man who died before the review.
The details are contained in a HSE report given to families.
Just reading this news on RTE prompted me to ask the question are medical errors the third leading cause of death in Ireland ,this is the case in the US where the third leading cause of death after heart attacks and cancer is medical errors, this is not widely known to the public.
Medical errors kill more people than car crashes or new disease outbreaks. They kill more people annually than breast cancer, AIDS, plane crashes, or drug overdoses.
See this youtube video where Berine Sanders chairs a senate sub committee on this topic where, it is claimed the medical errors kill 1000 people per day and cause 10,000 serious complications per day in the US.
Do we place to much trust in the medical profession to save our lives and should we ask more questions about how it conducts it's business?