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Learning, Candour and Accountability. A Review of the Way NHS Trusts Review and Investigate the Deaths of Patients in England.

Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK: Care Quality Commission; December 2016. CQC-356-122016.

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February 8, 2017
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Patients and families can contribute to improvement when they are treated with respect and openness. This report explored the extent to which those characteristics are present in National Health Service (NHS) investigations regarding patient deaths and found them to be lacking, particularly in cases involving patients with mental health conditions or learning disabilities. The authors recommend a framework to guide behaviors consistently across the NHS to improve the timeliness and quality of investigations and ensure system-level learning.

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Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK: Care Quality Commission; December 2016. CQC-356-122016.

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