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NHS bosses fear DHSC use bullying report to blame management | NHS

Bullying, discrimination and blame-shifting when things go wrong wrong common in NHS, and government- a special investigation was carried out against the leadership of the health service. found.

But NHS England bosses fear that Sajid Javid use the report’s conclusions are selective in order to paint an unfair picture of behavior of senior managers.

NHS leaders especially concerned that while the Department of Department of Health and Human Services (DHSC) press release on review referred to negative behaviour, it did not include the investigation’s conclusion that it was partly due to pressure exerted on NHS politicians.

They are also worries about health secretary, in planned round of broadcast interview on Wednesday morning, will also highlight report output of longstanding “institutional failure” in in way senior NHS managers are being trained.

Voltage over accurate content of Press release caused disputes behind scenes on Tuesday. At least two versions of the release was made before it was finally released in in the evening. Sources who have seen the report say it mostly praises NHS managers. for them hard work striving to improve patient outcomes and respond to relentless rise in in demand for care.

The investigation by General Sir Gordon Messenger and Professor Linda Pollard is the largest review of advantages and disadvantages of The leadership of the NHS since Roy Griffiths has taken similar action. for Norman Fowler, health secretary in Margaret Thatcher government, in 1983.

In summary of in key the results of a Messenger/Pollard investigation directed by mediaDHSC said they “found proof of bad behavior and attitudes such as discrimination, bullying, and a culture of blaming in certain parts of health and social care system, with some staff in National Health Service in especially awkward to speak up”.

However, there was no reference in the DHSC summary to the report’s finding that NHS bosses had traditionally considered political micromanagement. of service performance is a part of explanation for such behavior.

NHS Trust in England often gets involved in controversy about intimidation, or how result of talking staff out proof found by the Quality Care Commission during an inspection or because of the trust’s “free speech” reports. up guardian”.

For example, wholesale changes in in senior leadership of Tavistock and Portman Mental Health Foundation in London recently adopted place after the report of their freedom of speech up guardian, separate external review and conclusions of bullying and fear of staff of Speaking out in latest NHS staff survey.

The DHSC stated that while the health service leadership report “recognizes current pressure faced workforce and identified many examples of inspiring leadership is found generally not enough of coherence and coherence”. Specifically, the DHSC stated that “there are developed, over time, “institutional inadequacy” in in way leadership and management training, developed and appreciated.”

The report’s findings were “harsh,” Javid said. “It shows Examples of great leadership, but also Where are we need urgently improve. We must only accept highest standards in health and care. Culture and leadership can be the difference between life and death”.

In separate remarks, Javid told the cabinet on tuesday that nhs in England is a health blockbuster. system in Age of Netflix. He added what should he do more use of technology, especially artificial intelligence, to improve productivity, free of charge up doctors time and deal with the backlog of care.

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