Healthcare and emergency services face some of the most demanding expectations on how concerns are raised and handled.
The NHS national speak up policy sets the minimum standard for local policies, and the Freedom to Speak Up Guardian role remains an NHS Standard Contract requirement after the National Guardian’s Office closed in June 2026.
Official sourceRegistered providers must protect people from abuse and improper treatment and investigate allegations as soon as they become aware of them.
Official sourceFrom 30 October 2026, employers must take all reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment and are liable for harassment of staff by third parties, including patients and the public.
Official sourceCrews and night staff rarely see the people they would report to. Concerns go unraised when the only route is a meeting in office hours.
For a full overview, see our UK safeguarding and whistleblowing legislation guide.
Speak Out Safe works on any phone, at any hour, with a QR code for every station, ward or base and reports routed to your guardians and safeguarding leads.
No. It supports your guardians by giving staff a secure, always-available way to raise concerns and giving guardians a structured case record and audit trail.
Yes. Staff can stay anonymous and still answer follow-up questions through secure two-way messaging.
Yes. We offer discounts for emergency services. Book a demo and we will recommend the right set-up for your organisation.
A short, no-obligation demo with a founder, set up around your organisation.