The Value of Public Inquiries, Ethical Accountability, and Patient Voices: Reflections on the Infected Blood Inquiry

Richard Gorman; Clive Smith; Bobbie Farsides; Emma Cave

doi:10.1111/hae.70296

April 20, 2026HaemophiliaOpen Access

The Value of Public Inquiries, Ethical Accountability, and Patient Voices: Reflections on the Infected Blood Inquiry

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Key Points

This research reflects on the importance of public inquiries in maintaining ethical accountability and recognizing patient voices.
Analysis of the Infected Blood Inquiry process
Review of accountability and transparency measures
Examination of patient perspectives during reconciliation
Emphasized the need for ongoing accountability and transparency in healthcare
Highlighted the role of patient voices in shaping ethical standards
Outlined reconciliation processes as essential to healing affected communities

Implication

Public inquiries enhance ethical accountability in healthcare, suggesting pathways for patient recognition and reconciliation.

Abstract

Accountability, transparency, and recognition must remain central as the implications of the Inquiry continue to unfold, and as processes of reconciliation begin.

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Gorman et al. (2026) studied this question.

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