Hungary’s Health Minister, Zsolt Hegedűs, is advocating for a shift in the country’s healthcare system, moving away from a blame-focused approach towards one centered on learning from mistakes. He illustrated this point by referencing the differing outcomes in two cases – a child’s death in Hungary and another in England – highlighting the importance of analyzing and addressing systemic issues. Hegedűs believes transparency regarding variations in care quality between different departments and hospitals is crucial. Sharing positive experiences and best practices can motivate improvements across the healthcare network. The Minister’s approach emphasizes that acknowledging errors is not about assigning blame, but about identifying areas for growth and preventing future incidents. This initiative aims to foster a culture of continuous improvement within Hungarian healthcare. Ultimately, the goal is to enhance patient safety and outcomes nationwide.