Given the ever increasing workloads that GPs have to mange, it can often be difficult for practices to find time to keep on top of their own business requirements.

Following a not insignificant wait, the Government has published its response to the Law Commission's review of the Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLS).

I’m not sure I necessarily agree with the points made in this article. I’ve been called bossy (when I’m trying to move things on or organise teams) which is a term which would never apply to men

The Court of Appeal considered three cases where a claimant had changed funding to a CFA from legal aid shortly before new rules came into force in April 2013.

The payment provisions of construction contracts can often lead to disputes between property developers and contractors.

Many Healthcare Employers will welcome the new powers for professional regulators to take account of language competence when assessing a doctor or nurse's fitness to practise.

We thought the problem was in America but it is very much here. Opioids such as morphine, tramadol and fentanyl can be highly addictive and deaths from addiction are rising.

The High Court has handed down a judgment with important implications for any NHS employer managing a doctor facing a criminal investigation. The doctor in question was being investigated for gross negligence manslaughter.

GP consultations by telephone have been available for a number of years and consultations via Skype and WhatsApp have already begun.

Reynard v Fox is a helpful judgment for defendants. We all try exceptionally hard to be fair when dealing with litigants in person. This case indicates that the court will apply the rules equally to both parties

As the curtain falls on the 2018 NHF Finance Conference, I found myself dwelling on what I have learnt over the last two days here in Liverpool.

A consistent concern we hear from clients is the length of time CQC takes to produce inspection reports following inspection. This is particularly for hospitals.