50 Years of Inquiries in the National Health Service. | AHRQ Patient Safety Network

50 Years of Inquiries in the National Health Service. | AHRQ Patient Safety Network

• Special or Theme Issue
 
• Published April 2019

50 Years of Inquiries in the National Health Service.

Polit Q. 2019;90:177-342.

The National Health Service strategy of publishing their inquiries into systematic poor care in the health service is a model of transparency. Articles in this special issue summarize this legacy and the learning that has been realized by the process. The authors discuss high-profile inquiries, quality of the investigations, and the need for the work to result in sustainable change.

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