Duty of candour animation
Our duty of candour animation offers guidance on the importance of being open and honest. Being open and honest with patients and those close to them is always the right thing to do and is often referred to as the duty of candour. We have …
Watch Alan’s story – Saying sorry
This video tells Alan’s story of an incident in a hospital and the valuable response from staff.
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Read Alan’s story – Supporting material
This presentation accompanies the video: Alan’s story – Saying sorry.
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Behavioural insights into patient motivation to make a claim for clinical negligence
NHS Resolution has published research on the factors which lead patients to consider a claim for compensation when something goes wrong in their healthcare. Undertaken in partnership with The Behavioural Insights Team (BIT), the research considered the experience reported by 728 patients who agreed to …
Read saying sorry
Saying sorry meaningfully when things go wrong is vital for everyone involved in an incident, including the patient, their family, carers, and the staff that care for them. This leaflet is part of our work on duty of candour.
