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Learning to listen: why curiosity about patients and families matters for patient safety (AvMA, 3 February 2026)

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Patients and families often raise concerns long before serious harm occurs — but too often those early warnings are missed. In this blog, Paul Whiteing, Chief Executive of the Action Against Medical Accidents (AvMA), looks at why curiosity about what patients and families say and report is vital to effective safety

Learning to listen: why curiosity about patients and families matters for patient safety (AvMA, 3 Fe… https://www.avma.org.uk/policy-campaigns/the-avma-blog/curiosity-and-patient-safety/

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