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Health and Social Care - NHS/Public Sector
Unleashing the potential of data-driven health and care
At NHS Expo 2018, we saw the commitment of the NHS to technology and innovation as a key theme, with the announcement of more funding for Global Digit ...
No compensation for loss arising from a claimant's criminal activity: Part 2
In December 2016 we successfully defended a clinical negligence claim where the Claimant's loss arose from her own criminal conduct. The Claimant alle ...
MedTech and the Brexit White Paper
"Brexit means Brexit". But what does Brexit mean for the Medical Technology ("MedTech") sector of the UK economy, a sector which is, in legal terms, c ...
PCRS: What to expect when they're inspecting
Pharmacists who provide services on behalf of the Primary Care Reimbursement Service ("PCRS") agree to a number of terms and conditions as part of the ...
Latest on Article 2 inquests: A high hurdle?
When should an inquest be an Article 2 inquest (i.e. wider in scope than an 'ordinary' inquest)? In the context of healthcare-related deaths, the answ ...
Professional Regulation Update: Report of the Rapid Policy Review in the UK on Gross Negligence Manslaughter in Healthcare
A report of the Rapid Policy Review in the UK on Gross Negligence Manslaughter in Healthcare
Show us the evidence! – Defendant's success at obtaining summary judgment in a clinical negligence case
In the recent case of Barry Frederick Hewes v West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust (D1), East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust (D2) and Dr Pan ...
Deaths Scrutiny: Change Edges Closer
It's been a long time coming, but the government has just published its response to the consultation it ran two years ago on significant changes to wh ...
