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Learning to speak up and to learn differently

We are delighted to introduce an issue of FHJ in which we have focused our minds, and hopefully those of our readers, on the ever-present activity of all clinicians (and humans) – learning. This is such a wide topic, so we have considered a number of different dimensions with the confidence that these will stimulate interest, debate and discussion. Firstly, we have considered the important issue of learning to speak up in our workplaces.

Vaux, E. and Szram, J., 2019. Learning to speak up and to learn differently. Future Healthcare Journal, 6(3), p.150.