TRAnsparency
What is not
on the public
register
T
ransparency means different things to different people.
Some people think it means that nothing
should be kept confidential and that all
information should be available.
We don’t believe that should be the case. We believe
that any information – whether it is about processes,
outcomes or physicians – provided to the public should
enhance public confidence, and be balanced with consideration of fairness and respect for each physician’s privacy.
And, therefore, while we have put more information on
the public register, some information remains confidential. The prevailing reason is that we don’t believe that it
serves the public interest to post th H[