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In this video Ben Troke looks at some of the most recent leading cases in relation to the Mental Capacity Act and Deprivation of Liberty, including in particular the Supreme Court’s landmark decision on the involvement of the courts in end of life treatment decisions in 'Re Y.'
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On 7 September, NHS England published a new model constitution for CCGs, together with FAQs and supporting notes. This is the first time that the model has been revised and updated since it was introduced in 2012, when CCGs were established.
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Mental health is often categorised as a ‘Cinderella’ service and there is no doubt that there is a growing awareness of the need to improve care and services in this area.
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16Oct
We are delighted to be hosting this GGI Festival of Governance event specifically for CCG lay members, where Gerard Hanratty will also be speaking on 'A legal perspective on Integrated Care Systems'.
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12Mar
Presided over by the Coroner for Derby and South Derbyshire, the mock inquest will be an accurate re-enactment of a real life inquest.
Following the two related judicial reviews, NHS England has started its consultation on the proposed Integrated Care Provider (ICP) contract.
Unison have confirmed that it would be appealing the Court of Appeal’s ruling that workers are not entitled to be paid for time when they are asleep at work- so called 'sleep-in shifts'.
Such has been the rapid development of health tech innovations and gadgets over the last few years that we now produce an estimated 750 quadrillion bytes of health data worldwide every day.
Albeit in very sad individual circumstances, today’s judgment by the Supreme Court on An NHS Trust v Y [2018] UKSC 46 is hopefully one of the rare occasions when courts have an opportunity to bring relief for professionals and families alike.
The inquest touching upon the death of James Maughan heard that he was found hanging in his prison cell, with a ligature made from bedsheets around his neck.
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