Deborah Nadel discusses the impact of the government’s changes to the NHS implemented on 1 April 2013.
February 2013 marks the anniversary of the Supreme Court’s controversial judgment in Rabone and another (Appellants) v Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust (Respondent). This is a significant anniversary due to the interesting interplay between Human Rights and Clinical Negligence law and its impact on subsequent cases in the courts; but is it still too soon for anyone to fully appreciate the decision’s significance?
The Mid Staffordshire Public Inquiry Report – the beginning of a journey towards a healthier culture in the NHS?
15th February 2013
Kelly Hall discusses the potential impact of the Mid Staffs Report on the NHS and the provision of care to patients.
The NHS and nursing - the constant revolution
8th January 2013
Scott Lister, clinical negligence solicitor and former nurse, discusses the debate about the lack of compassion in nursing and patient care following recent high profile scandals.
Bankrupting the NHS?
3rd January 2013
Richard Lodge discusses comments made by the Chief Executive of the Medical Defence Union about the rising cost of clinical negligence claims.
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