A pathway to support healing for avoidably harmed patients and families: Harmed Patients Alliance and AvMA have launched a consultation on a Harmed Patient Pathway
The results of our survey, along with the themes from countless inquiries, support our call to action for all with a role in the aftermath of harm to take the causes of compounded harm seriously, to do no more harm, and look to Restorative Principles and Practices to inform compassionate responses intent upon meeting everyone’s needs that fit with the ‘healing’ identity of the healthcare system and its espoused values.
HPA believe the NHS should have a moral and ethical duty of care, to try to meet the needs it creates for people when they
4th June 2021 On 5th May 2021, the Professional Standards Authority invited Harmed Patients Alliance and other Patient Organisations to a roundtable discussion on the
This week saw the publication of the long-awaited Dixon Inquiry report. It tells the story of parents who were not listened to during Lizzies life,
It’ just over a week since we launched the Harmed Patients Alliance (HPA) website and we wanted to start this blog with a big thank you to everyone who has got involved so far…
Could reframing the Duty of Candour and revealing that disclosure is a necessary part of care provision, help healthcare staff and organisations more readily put the harmed patients /families interests before their own?
