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Whistleblowers are protecting patient safety, not NHS managers

Raising concerns about potential risks to patient safety is part of nurses’ professional duty, says the NMC code. Is it time NHS managers also had a code of conduct?
Posted 21 July 2022 - 09:36
 
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