Whistleblowing

Known as: Whistle Blowing, blow whistle

The reporting of observed or suspected PROFESSIONAL MISCONDUCT or incompetence to appropriate authorities or to the public.

National Institutes of Health

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2014

The promise to keep "secrets of state," once demanded and given, becomes virtually part of one's core identity. In the national…

2013

2008

This study aims to unveil the process of whistleblowing. Two nursing staff members who worked in a psychiatric hospital convicted…

2008

The government document A First Class Service – Quality in the New NHS (Department of Health, 1998) stated that one of the key…

2006

This article explores one of the most intriguing and hitherto largely unexplored aspects of healthcare quality and safety…

2004

In this issue of the JASN , Booth et al. ([1][1]) report a well-designed study using TNF-α blockade with infliximab (Remicade) to…

Review

2003

Review

2003

This issue of Medical Teacher contains two interesting research papers from different continents on the subject of student…

1997

This paper describes a study grounded in feminism, which explored the experiences of three registered nurses who were employed in…

1995

Ethics, rights and obligations nurses and the law autonomy and consent to treatment confidentiality and whistle blowing justice…

1986