Insights and guidance - Page 24

The Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 was introduced to govern the rights and obligations of landlords and tenants of business tenancies. It provides business tenants with greater security of tenure and...

Introduction CQC is in the process of rolling out a new way of inspecting, monitoring and rating registered services called the Single Assessment Framework. The Single Assessment Framework is...

Curious about the proposed changes to pharmacy supervision? Susan Hunneyball sheds light on the significance of the ongoing consultation. The current consultation introduces three core...

In the latest article published by Care Management Matters our Partner & Health and Social Care Solicitor, Neil Grant, discusses the CQC’s changing role during the pandemic and its future. The...

During the COVID-19 pandemic, remote working and a lack of in-person interaction with others has been normalised and actively encouraged. However, in the Government’s initial guidance in late...

We collaborated with Care Home Management to record a podcast discussing, why care homes must take part in the CQC strategy consultation process! Neil Grant, a partner at Gordons Partnership...

In an article recently published in Care Management Matters, Solicitor Lucy Bowker discusses the reality of wanting to sue a regulator where a health or social care provider believes they have been...

Legal professional privilege protects certain confidential communications from disclosure without a client’s permission and is covered by Article 8 of the Human Rights Act 1998 – the right to...

The General Medical Council published an updated version of Good Medical Practice on 22 August 2023. This provides guidance on the professional standards all doctors in the UK, across all...

Susan Hunneyball has recently written for Chemist + Druggist, discussing the implications of some fitness-to-practise hearings being held remotely following the pandemic. In her article, Susan...