Clinical governance may be defined as 'the framework through which healthcare organisations are accountable for continuously improving the quality of their services and safeguarding high quality of care'. 1 Improving quality should be a core value of healthcare institutions worldwide; indeed, following the Health Care Act 1999 there is a statutory 'duty of quality' for healthcare.. Our Clinical Governance Framework helps everyone in the Agency understand their responsibility to demonstrate clinical governance in the way we work throughout the delivery lifecycle of our products and services. We do this under 5 guiding principles: Leading with our people. Systems safety and quality improvement. Person centredness. Partnership.

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