Health sector
We are health sector legal experts working together with health and social care providers, commissioners and regulators. Our experience across the private and public sectors means we understand your rapidly changing environment.
Why choose Browne Jacobson's healthcare legal advice?
Our clients choose and stay with us because of our extensive healthcare sector knowledge, accessible advice, progressive approach to making healthcare legal services easier for our clients and our commitment to delivering exceptional service as our standard.
With a large team of healthcare lawyers operating nationwide, you can rely on us whether you need assistance on a national or local scale. We’re sure our specialist, pragmatic and bespoke healthcare legal advice will help you to achieve the results you are looking for.
"The team has been very responsive and provided clear and comprehensive advice."
Key resources
Shared Insights
Forum
"Shared Insights is a monthly online forum which connects leaders and professionals from across the health and care sector to discuss the challenges you face and share learning, ideas and best practice."Find out more
Maternity services
Resource hub
"Our hub for health trusts includes resources aimed at supporting quality improvement work already underway in maternity units across the country."Find out more
Health and Care Connect
Training
"If you’re a decision maker in the independent health and care sector - whether you’re an operator, supplier, developer, investor, or advisor - our Health and Care Connect is for you."Find out more
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Frequently asked questions
Regulatory bodies in health and social care oversee and ensure the professionalism and competency of healthcare and social work professionals. For example, the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) regulates various healthcare professionals, including therapists, scientists, and social workers in England.
Healthcare lawyers specialise in all legal matters related to healthcare. They may represent either healthcare providers such as NHS trusts, private hospitals, primary care and dentists in defence cases, or individuals who have suffered injuries or losses as claimants. We navigate complex healthcare regulations and legal frameworks to ensure fair resolutions for our healthcare provider clients.
Key contacts
Gerard Hanratty
Partner
Clare Auty
Partner
Bradley Martin
Partner
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