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Failures in care - The value we place on being human - Part 1
J D Little1, M Burt2, C Sanderson3
1Retired, Te Whatu Ora Health New Zealand, Wellington, New Zealand.
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ObjectiveBy examining Lake Alice and other historical examples, Part 1 is an attempt to understand how a dedicated care facility might become a place of abuse. Whether this could occur in the current rights- and community-based model of care and if so, how could that risk be reduced, is discussed in Part 2.ConclusionsAlthough known risk factors include vested interests, inadequate funding and an isolated organisation, it is the neglect and lack of advocacy for the vulnerable, alongside a lack of regulatory oversight that underwrites the abuse.
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