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The second ever World Patient Safety Day takes place today, 17 September 2020, with a focus on making health worker safety a priority for patient safe ...
New ‘Who Pays?’ guidance which sets out how to determine which CCG is responsible for commissioning and/or paying for a person’s care - has been publi ...
Defending a claim upon limitation grounds is known to be fraught with difficulty. However, in the right circumstances the Limitation Act 1980 can stil ...
A vexatious litigant who refuses to accept defeat may place both a financial and emotional burden on the person they are litigating against. In this a ...
The case of R (Cornerstone (North East) Adoption and Fostering Service Ltd v Ofsted [2020] EWHC 1679 (Admin) was decided last Friday 10 July. In very ...
The High Court’s recent decision, in R (British Medical Association) v Northamptonshire County Council & Others [2020] EWHC 1664 (Admin), is the f ...
DAC Beachcroft’s Healthcare Regulatory team recently took part in the first ever Court of Protection hearing to be heard over Skype. The COVID-19 pand ...
As charities provide more health and social care services, their leadership and governance will come under increasing scrutiny from regulators.
Charities must be able to demonstrate to regulators that they have strong systems in place to ensure they identify and act on safeguarding issues, and ...
Good leadership starts at the top and nurtures strong leaders at every level of an organisation.
