In all the reform madness and “busyness” in health social care we are often focussed on what doesn’t work. We spend our energy on reforming, changing, positioning the faults of the “system” and sharing stories of inequity and poor practice. We are fixated on compliance and standards in the event something may happen to put a person at risk – or the organisation at risk. Of course things can be improved. Of course there are issues with our health and care system. Of course we