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The CMA's Consultation on Consumer Law Advice for Care Homes -Have your say
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched a consultation on draft advice it has prepared for providers of residential and...
Fighting Fraud in the NHS : Healthcare Recruitment Agent jailed following NHS Counter-Fraud Authority investigation
Following an NHS Counter-Fraud Authority ("NHSCFA") investigation, a medical recruitment agent, along with four health care assistants...
Lindsay v SRA [2018] EWHC 1275 (Admin) - decision to refuse a stay on grounds of ill health upheld
Sometimes a decision gets me thinking about my cases from a different perspective (in this case, from the Respondent's perspective). This...
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GPs get £35k fine for leaving medical records in mothballed building
The ICO has issued a £35,000 fine against a GP practice in London which left medical information unsecured in a mothballed building,...
House price growth still slowing
The ONS has released figures showing that property price increases are still slowing.
Reasons include the rising cost of...
7 years on, Lords Select Committee to review Bribery Act 2010
7 years ago, the UK passed one of the most significant pieces of Anti-Bribery legislation in Europe - the Bribery Act 2010 ("the Act")
The...
GMC announces working party of 10 to assist with the Marx Review into Gross Negligence Manslaughter
Yesterday the GMC announced the working group for Dame Clare Marx's independent review into gross negligence manslaughter (GNM) in...
Dangerous cladding - Government to foot the bill
Theresa May has announced that the Government will meet all the costs of removing and replacing dangerous cladding in buildings owned by...
Looking after new mums - #mentalhealthawareness
About half of mothers in the UK develop a mental health problem of some sort during that time, such as postnatal depression, anxiety,...
Mental Health issues in the legal profession & Capsticks' approach
This week (14th – 20th May) is Mental Health Awareness week.
Mental health issues in the legal profession
It is concerning to see the...
Product recalls are on the rise making it more important than ever to have a recall strategy in place
The number of product recalls are increasing due to greater public awareness of product safety risks (often circulated via social media)...
RCN publish new protocol on working with dogs in health care settings
The RCN have published guidance which is intended to support organisations who might want to consider working with dogs in a health care...
Deed or no deed? Avoiding GP partnership disputes
The MDDUS's Spring edition of Practice Manager includes a useful article on the value of a having a GP partnership deed in light of the...
Protecting emergency workers - building on zero-tolerance
It is shocking to hear of healthcare or emergency services workers being assaulted whilst carrying out their duties. Most of us would...
Is social value still core for housing providers?
With news that the Regulator of Social Housing has warned against Registered Providers (RPs) losing sight of social value, is it time for...
Wessex LMC chief exec to chair Hunt review into GP parternship model
I was interested to read in PULSE today that the chief executive of Wessex LMC, Dr Nigel Watson, has been appointed chair of the...
“Duty of Candour” - Another opportunity to contribute to the review of health care regulation
Last month I shared links to the NMC’s two current public consultations (on the regulation of nursing associates and the new fitness to...
Jeremy Hunt's letter to Independent Sector on Patient Safety
The Health Secretary has published a letter to private providers in light of a critical CQC report on the independent health sector....
Social Housing Finance Conference 2018
It was a packed day at the Social Housing Finance Conference today, with some great speakers across the board.
So many interesting topics...
Uber for Carers: A Game-Changer?
Uber for Carers: A Game-Changer?
It’s widely accepted that the Social Care sector is severely underfunded and in crisis. Everyone is...
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