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General Pharmaceutical Council. Keeping patients safe: being open and honest when things go wrong

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Pharmacists and pharmacy technicians across different settings work hard to provide person-centred, safe and effective care to patients. But, in reality sometimes things go wrong. The way that professionals respond to these situations is key to supporting the people affected and improving patient safety for the future. This guidance from the General Pharmaceutical Council aims to provide you with guidance on how to implement the Duty of Candour.

General Pharmaceutical Council. Keeping patients safe: being open and honest when things go wrong https://assets.pharmacyregulation.org/files/2024-01/keeping-patients-safe-june-2022.pdf

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