As the country has mobilised in response to the Pandemic there have been a number of new entrants to the health and social care market.
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As the country has mobilised in response to the Pandemic there have been a number of new entrants to the health and social care market providing everything from new technologies to enable the delivery of digital healthcare services to PPE, filling gaps in the market or supplementing overstretched suppliers in other parts of it.
The new entrants are not necessarily restricted to front line suppliers and service providers the market is also attracting new investors looking for their next opportunity. However, the health and social care market can at times be challenging to navigate. If you are looking to grow your presence in this market, here are our five ‘top tips’ for getting started.
For further information or to discuss how we work with clients to advise on routes to market, the regulatory landscape and provide sector specialist due diligence for corporate transactions please contact Clare Auty or Rachel Whitaker.
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The BMA is advising all NHS / HSCNI consultants to ensure extra-contractual work is paid at the BMA minimum recommended rate and to decline offers of extra-contractual work that doesn't value them appropriately.