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1. • • The ability of staff and clinicians to report concerns about patient safety is key to preventing errors and improving safety. This review explores the evidence on positive and negative consequences of whistleblowing to help guide development of future whistleblowing policies.
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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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   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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   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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   Why do doctors whistleblow?

   • In some cases doctors have been forced to “whistleblow” by taking their worries to people outside normal channels and management structures in an attempt to protect patients. Whistleblowing about poor care, however, has had severe consequences for some doctors, who have lost jobs, careers, and friendships.

   Supporting whistleblowers to help improve patient care

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3. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › 31625824Whistleblowing over patient safety and care quality: a review ...

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   Sep 5, 2019 · This paper provides a platform for future research on whistleblowing in healthcare, at a time when policymakers are increasingly aware of its role in ensuring patient safety and care quality.

   • Author: John Blenkinsopp, Nick Snowden, Russell Mannion, Martin Powell, Huw Davies, Ross Millar, Jean McHale

   • Publish Year: 2019

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

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   Jan 19, 2022 · Because of this, policy makers have ramped up the focus on the role of “whistleblowers” towards raising concerns around patient safety in healthcare settings.

5. www.bmj.com › content › 346Supporting whistleblowers to help improve patient care

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   Jun 27, 2013 · All health professionals should feel comfortable and confident in raising concerns about the quality of patient care in their workplace, without cultural or organisational issues presenting barriers.

   • Author: Kathy Oxtoby

   • Publish Year: 2013

6. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullWhistleblowing and patient safety: the patient's or the ...

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   Jul 3, 2011 · It should be comprehensive and recognize the dangers posed to all medical whistleblowers. The role of organizations such as the Care Quality Commision, Links, the Parliamentary Health Select Committee, Monitor, and others should be clearly stated and accessible to all doctors.

   • Author: Stephen Bolsin, Rita Pal, Peter Wilmshurst, Milton Pena

   • Publish Year: 2011

7. psnet.ahrq.gov › issue › whistleblowing-over-patientWhistleblowing over patient safety and care quality ... - PSNet

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   Nov 13, 2019 · Staff willingness to report threats to patient safety is critical to preventing errors and improving safety and is an indicator of an organization’s safety culture. The authors discuss studies exploring what factors influence whistleblowing, organizational responses, and implications for practice or policy.

8. journals.sagepub.com › doi › pdfNurses’ ethical responsibilities: Whistleblowing and advocacy ...

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   Feb 28, 2024 · In the dynamic landscape of healthcare, nurses play a crucial role as ethical stewards, responsible for whistleblowing, nurse advocacy, and patient safety. Their duties involve ensuring patient well-being through ethical practices and advocacy initiatives.

9. psnet.ahrq.gov › issue › consequences-whistleThe consequences of whistle-blowing: an integrative review ...

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   Jul 26, 2017 · The ability of staff and clinicians to report concerns about patient safety is key to preventing errors and improving safety. This review explores the evidence on positive and negative consequences of whistleblowing to help guide development of future whistleblowing policies.