NHS England Values Quiz

What groups might feel reluctant to speak up according to the document?

• Managers

• Agency workers, bank workers, locum or students

• Senior leaders

• External consultants

Who can you speak up to if you have concerns about patient safety?

• Local counter fraud team

• Senior manager

• Patient safety team or clinical governance team

• HR team

What is the role of the senior lead responsible for Freedom to Speak Up?

• To provide senior support for the speaking-up guardian

• To manage the cafeteria

• To oversee construction projects

• To handle IT issues

Who can you contact for quality and safety concerns about NHS services?

• NHS Counter Fraud Authority

• Care Quality Commission

• General Medical Council

• NHS England

What type of concerns does the NHS Counter Fraud Authority handle?

• Quality and safety concerns

• Employment matters

• Fraud and corruption

• Patient choice

What is Appendix B about?

• NHS procurement

• Protected disclosure

• Fraud and corruption

• Quality and safety concerns

What should you do if NHS England decides not to investigate your concern?

• Contact the Care Quality Commission

• Ask your employer to investigate

• Contact NHS Counter Fraud Authority

• Do nothing

What is the most important aspect of speaking up according to the document?

• Your identity

• The information you provide

• The organization you contact

• The method of communication

How can you speak up according to the document?

• Only in person

• Only by phone

• In person, by phone, or in writing

• Only in writing

What is a condition of speaking up "confidentially"?

• Your identity is shared with everyone

• Your identity is not shared without your consent

• You do not reveal any information

• You must speak up anonymously