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1. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullWhistleblowing as an anti-corruption strategy in health and ...

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   Nov 10, 2022 · This suggests a need for a review of literature specifically focused on whistleblowing in healthcare, pharmaceutical, and other health-related organisations a) reporting concerns about corruption and fraud; b) including whistleblowing by patients or other knowledgeable reporters in addition to employees; c) in LMIC context; and d) considering many types of sources, not just empirical research.

2. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › articles › PMC9204141Editorial: Fraud and Corruption in Healthcare - PMC

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   The forms of fraud and corruption in healthcare are similar to those in other industries. However, there are several specific ones, such as “upcoding” marginal patients to having had a related, but more complex illness or treatment in order to obtain higher reimbursement ( 7 ) or pharmaceutical fraud, which includes misbranding, counterfeiting, promoting the off-label use of drugs, etc. ( 8 ).

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4. www.hg.org › legal-articles › unmasking-healthcareUnmasking Healthcare Fraud: A Whistleblower’s Journey

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   Healthcare whistleblowers play a vital role in uncovering fraud, abuse, and unethical practices within the industry. Recognizing the importance of their contributions, several legal protections and potential rewards are available to support and incentivize whistleblowers: 1. False Claims Act (FCA) Protections: The FCA offers legal protection to ...

5. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › articles › PMC3128871Whistleblowing and patient safety: the patient's or the ...

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   First, the BMA is representative of the profession, made up of doctors trained in medical schools, where whistleblowing is covertly discouraged; and second, the obligation elected and appointed members may feel to their professional colleagues will conflict with empathy for a whistleblower. 9 Therefore the BMA leadership is unlikely to lead change in supporting poor care reporters, who are ...

6. www.researchgate.net › publication › 357945781(PDF) Whistleblowing in Healthcare for Patient Safety: An ...

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   Jan 19, 2022 · the position of the whistleblowing process in healthcare care by identifying two phases of the. process, (1) an observation of wrongdoing and (2) a whistleblowing act regarding it more. visible ...

7. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc › articlesWhy Not Blow the Whistle on Health Care Insurance Fraud ...

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   Oct 12, 2022 · Fraud is not only a gross waste of health care resources but also severely hampers access to quality and safe care for patients with genuine needs, thus making a crackdown on it an urgent necessity. 17, 18 As fraud shifts from explicit to implicit forms and takes on cross-regional and electrical characteristics, the value of whistleblowing for prevention and identification purposes has been ...

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   Are whistleblowers a threat to patient safety?

   • “whistleblowers” towards raising concerns around patient safety in healthcare settings. The which in essence has contribut ed to preventi ng future harm to patients. Although this may be whistleblowing in healthcare. For this reason, the purpose of this study was to ex amine the

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   Why are whistleblowers important in healthcare?

   • Because of this, policy makers have ramped up the focus on the role of “whistleblowers” towards raising concerns around patient safety in healthcare settings. The notion of whistleblowing in healthcare has been known to bring healthcare scandals to light, which in essence has contributed to preventing future harm to patients.

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   Can whistleblowing reduce corruption in the health sector?

   • Corruption in the health sector is a serious and growing problem, especially affecting those who are most disadvantaged [Citation 8]. Whistleblowing can reduce the frequency and cost of corruption by allowing organisations to identify potential wrongdoing and address problems at an early stage.

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   Can whistleblowing improve patient safety and organizational quality?

   • Nevertheless, in rece nt years, Holt (2015) cited that whistleblowing has gradually tool to merge patient safety and organizational quality. employers, to persons or organ izations that may be able to effect action’. A whistleblower disclosure (p. 1047).

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   Can whistleblowing be used to report poor care?

   • vary (p. 1514). maintain standards of care and this responsibility includes taking action to report poor care (p. 166). Thus, when it comes to hea lthcare, there a re three different levels to whistleblowing that could be used to report patient safety - societal, or ganizational, and individual.

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   When should a healthcare organization report a whistleblower?

   • When organizations punish or discourage conscience —feels they must notify the press, or a government agency. On the contrary, when patient safety measures and policies are improved. By thi s means, Vadera et al. (2009) noted those that can promote internal reporting towards whistleblowing. leadership.

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9. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › articles › PMC7122572Whistleblowing and Research Integrity: Making a Difference ...

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   Whistle-blowers are those who try to make a difference by speaking out to challenge abuses of power that betray the public trust. Although whistle-blowing only recently has become a popular label, it is as old as the history of organized society. Science has been no exception, where those who abuse power have long suppressed those who challenge ...