Purpose: This article proposes that providing solutions to ethical dilemmas and, if necessary,
disclosing breaches of care are critical to speech-language pathologists' ethical behaviour …

Those who speak up about poor, corrupt or unethical practice often do so at a great personal
cost. This timely book explores our understanding of the ethics of whistleblowing and shows …

A just culture ensures individuals are fully supported to report concerns and safety issues,
and are treated fairly, with empathy and consideration, when they have been involved in an …

Justifiable whistleblowing by health care professionals should not be considered morally
wrong. If hospital authorities fail to take action over legitimate reported concerns …

Patricia Bradd and Trish Johnson www. speechpathologyaustralia. org. au JCPSLP Volume
23, Number 1 2021 51 was responsive to the health and safety of clients, colleagues and the …

Whistleblowing:ethics, history and practice Page 1 Despite a degree of ambivalence, whistleblowing
has over the past 25 years achieved an unprecedented degree of political and organisational …

In recent years, greater attention has started to be paid to issues concerning openness and
honesty when things go wrong in the care of service users, and in the subsequent …

Whistleblowing has become a highly controversial issue throughout the health services on
both sides of the Atlantic, and has far-reaching consequences for individuals, management …

We would like to thank all those who responded to our editorial:'Cultures of Silence, Cultures
of Voice: Whistleblowing in Healthcare Organisations.'1 Each commentary critically engaged …

Background There is compelling evidence to suggest that some (or even many) NHS staff
feel unable to speak up, and that even when they do, their organisation may respond …