Public inquiries, patient safety and the implementation gap

  • Hughes H
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Abstract

A decade on from the Francis report, avoidable patient harm continues to occur and we have continued to see new inquiries and reviews into serious patient safety scandals. A failure to listen to patients or learn from previous investigations, a corrosive blame culture, a lack of effective leadership and an unresponsive regulatory framework are alarming and often reported themes that we review here.

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Hughes, H. (2023). Public inquiries, patient safety and the implementation gap. Future Healthcare Journal, 10(1), 7–9. https://doi.org/10.7861/fhj.2023-fr103

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