Mercy Itohan Shoroye

Mercy Itohan Shoroye

PhD in Humanities & Social Sciences

The Culture of Silence in Healthcare: Exploring Clinician Non-Disclosure, Fear of Professional Repercussions, Diagnostic Errors, and Their Implications for Patient Safety and Healthcare Governance.

Mercy Itohan Shoroye is a pastor, author, counsellor and psychotherapist with a background in psychology and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. She is CEO of MEO Healthcare Ltd and founder of Just a Cup of Coffee Outreach, supporting people experiencing homelessness, vulnerable children, widows and orphans across Africa and Ireland. A PhD student in Humanities and Social Sciences at GCAS, Ireland, Mercy is dedicated to restoring hope and strengthening emotional well-being, particularly among people with disabilities who have lost confidence in life and their future. Her work empowers individuals to recognise their worth, embrace new possibilities and pursue meaningful, fulfilling lives.

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