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What this means for you:** The NHS is creating new rules to make hospitals and clinics safer and more respectful workplaces. This should lead to better care for patients because staff will be treated fairly and supported, which helps them do their jobs better.
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What you should do:** No immediate action is needed from you, but you can report any poor treatment or discrimination you experience at your NHS appointment to the staff member in charge or through your hospital's complaints process—these new standards give the NHS stronger reasons to take your concerns seriously.
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Key takeaway:** The NHS is being held to higher standards on racism and violence, with results made public so you can see how your local hospital or clinic is performing—this is a step toward making the NHS a fairer place for both patients and staff.
Always speak to your doctor before making any changes to your health or treatment.
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