The implications of failures in patient communication

John Tingle

doi:10.12968/bjon.2025.0574

December 4, 2025British Journal of Nursing

The implications of failures in patient communication

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Key Points

Patient safety is compromised through failures in communication, leading to increased complaints.
Evidence suggests that effective communication reduces the likelihood of patient safety incidents in healthcare settings.
Assessment of reports highlights prominent issues in patient communication across the NHS.
Calls for improved patient communication strategies are essential for enhancing overall safety and satisfaction.

Implication

Discussion of complaints impacts patient safety in the NHS, indicating areas for improved communication and care.

Abstract

John Tingle, Associate Professor, Birmingham Law School, University of Birmingham, discusses several reports relating to patient communication and complaints around patient safety in the NHS

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The implications of failures in patient communication

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