Health and Social Care lawyer at Bevan Brittan specialising in regulatory law and challenges, healthcare law and ethics and how to deliver care in these times.
Care for UK’s most vulnerable faces ‘collapse’ as providers count cost https://t.co/1g5oH84ZsY
A painful reckoning for Leonard Cheshire. I'm working for a client who hasn't had a fee increase since 2014 and yet the LA delay despite PR about wanting workers to be paid a fair wage
Really proud of our team for last night's success in the Social Care Premier Supplier Awards. Thanks to the team and all of our supporters who drive us on to be the premier legal supplier to the care sector
This month, #CQC publicised its intention, as part of a statement of Organisational Priorities, to increase its inspection activity across #healthcare. https://t.co/1CtIHzloZZ
@BevanBrittanLLP https://t.co/3VYM4yL2eZ A reminder about our Mental health Law webinar on Thursday. Delegates will be invited to contribute topics based on the consultation questions so make sure you sign up in time to have your say #mentalhealth
@BevanBrittanLLP https://t.co/hSICCWKfmb
Looking forward to our webinar on Mental Health reforms this morning at 10, speaking with Simon Lindsay and Jennifer Nwachukwu - Accompanying article on some of the key changes here
Big implications for MHA assessments as remote examinations ruled unlawful - govt guidance proved wrong (if the courts are right) https://t.co/KhkRxdBnTy
Great article by Tim Spencer-Lane summarising changes proposed by the Mental Health White Paper. Bevan Brittan will be hosting a webinar on 12 February to review the White Paper. More details to follow or contact me. https://t.co/vTX5qfFcqk
Our response to @DHSCgovuk's proposal to restrict the movement of care workers.
"Legislating against staff movement does nothing to solve the fundamental issues of recruitment, retention, high turnover rates and competition from other sectors.”@vicrayner https://t.co/rqjAf9ZfFz
Very pleased to be participating in this online conversation with Swift Management, supporting the fantastic care sector through the second wave of Covid-19
Please join us as we present our webinar in coversation with Swift Management on Wednesday 25 November where we will discuss COVID-19; responding to the second wave in social care.
For a free place register here: https://t.co/RYvM4Bx3Vx
#socialcare#carehomes#secondwave
LPS implementation to be delayed from October 2020 to April 2022. Minister says that providers will have 6 months to get ready from publication of the Code of Practice, which will have a prior 12 week consultation period.
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https://t.co/x85ZkrE7ML - In the sad event of the death of a worker in adult social care from COVID-19, there are a lot of important actions that employers may need to take.
‘Independent review of NHS’ ahead of second wave https://t.co/JplResFQVl Royal Colleges and independents should review capacity, staffing and PPE to reduce the harm caused by these first time round it is said