Whistleblowing is crucial for a “world class” NHS

doi:10.1136/bmj.b2514

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Christopher L Manning, director1

¹UPstream Healthcare, Teddington TW11 9HG

chris.manning{at}upstreamhealthcare.org

People’s willingness to highlight justifiable concerns is predicated on their working in a safe, sound, and supportive context.1 The term whistleblowing implies that such a function is special or exceptional. It should be a systemic and systematic part of any organisation’s gathering of feedback intelligence informing it how well it is …