Why saying sorry doesn’t have to be the hardest thing

The Scally Report into the CervicalCheck scandal has again highlighted the need for genuine apologies in cases of medical error, argues Mary-Elizabeth Tumelty.

Why saying sorry doesn’t have to be the hardest thing

The Scally Report into the CervicalCheck scandal has again highlighted the need for genuine apologies in cases of medical error, argues Mary-Elizabeth Tumelty.

An apology, in the context of errors in the provision of healthcare, is not a novel concept, and the benefits should not be underestimated.

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