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Readers panel: Are nurses too afraid to report medication errors?

Health and social care secretary Jeremy Hunt says nurses and doctors are terrified that if they are open about medication mistakes they could be struck off their professional registers. Nursing Standard readers have their say

Posted 09 March 2018 - 09:40

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Readers panel: Are nurses too afraid to report medication errors?

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