The statements always say 'we have learnt and changed our behaviour' - I'm never happy with that, and I would prefer 'we have learnt and changed our behaviour, by [details of exactly how the organisation has changed].https://twitter.com/C7RKY/status/1053582542694244352 …
Can't seem to find a reference, sorry.
I know what you mean about the organisations covering up, but the NHS is so political it means the state essentially has a dog in the fight. Which is why I think you can see their fingerprints of the state all over senior NHS behaviours.
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I honestly think it is usually less state-directed than that - it does, of course, depend on exactly 'which type of behaviour' you are considering. Often there are many dogs, which instead of working as a unit are doing a lot of fighting with each other.
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