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Carl May-Smith will look at some of the most recent developments relating to the CQC and other areas of regulation affecting health & care providers.
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The government has published its long awaited proposals for a new immigration system, we are told will come into force early 2021, regardless of whether or not a Brexit deal is done.
Anja Beriro, a partner in the government and infrastructure team here at Browne Jacobson, introduces you to the latest edition of the Public Matters newsletter.
Richard and Giles provide a short introduction into the rights into data, databases and what you can do with them.
In this short video, we introduce Cythia Watts, who specialises in public sector defence work; interviewed by Sarah Erwin-Jones.
With the Supreme Court announcing their decision on the case of MM, Rebecca highlights how neither the mental health Tribunal nor the Secretary of State for Justice have the power to give a patient a conditional discharge under the Mental Health Act where those conditions amount to a deprivation of liberty.
In this webinar, Carl discusses four main topics, minimum wage for sleep-in shifts, recent learning disability and autism CQC registration appeals, the latest on CQC enforcement and CMA advice on care home fees, terms and conditions.
In this video, Kelly Buckley and Lucy Erskine provide an insight into the current legal position and offer practical tips to ensure that clinicians are having the genuine dialogue needed with patients about relevant treatment options and risks to enable valid consent to be obtained.
Following the Brexit vote, Helen Taylor and Natalie Fuller discuss the impact Brexit will have on EU workers and how companies can ensure they are following the correct procedures when it comes to right to work checks.
Richard provides a topical update on the latest on contract law and GDPR.
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