Sentence examples for transparency and candour from inspiring English sources

Openness, transparency and candour throughout the system.

Creating a culture of "openness, transparency and candour" was one of the key recommendations of Sir Robert Francis' landmark 2013 report into the Mid Staffordshire hospital scandal.

The Francis report calls for more openness, transparency and candour in order to create and underpin a "common culture of caring" throughout the NHS.

The NHS constitution should be revised to reflect the changes recommended with regard to a duty of openness, transparency and candour, and all organisations should review their contracts of employment, policies and guidance to ensure that, where relevant, they expressly include and are consistent with above principles and these recommendations.

The NHS constitution should be revised to reflect the changes recommended with regard to a duty of openness, transparency and candour, and all organisations should review their contracts of employment, policies and guidance to ensure that, where relevant, they expressly include and are consistent with the above principles and these recommendations.

We particularly welcome: the focus on culture, not on structures; on making our regulatory system more effective; on strengthening local commissioning which now has clear responsibility for driving improvement; on transparency and candour; and on listening to staff and patients and acting on their concerns.

Minority shareholders are demanding transparency and fairness.

"We need a patient-centred culture, no tolerance of non-compliance with fundamental standards, openness and transparency, candour to patients, strong cultural leadership, caring compassionate nursing, and useful and accurate information about services".

To open up the health service, Francis wants to refound the NHS on principles of transparency, candour and openness and put the patient's voice at the heart of the service.

This approach foregoes some of the obvious defensive legal reactions in favour of transparency, candour, and taking responsibility – even if this means submitting to apologies and regret, and making costly reparations.

It would like Germans to choose between friendship and candour.