In this episode, our host Andrew Rowland is joined by Capsticks Head of Employment Healthcare practice Sian Bond. Together they discuss four key topics that will be vital to the successful delivery of the plan.

Listen to Part 2 with our host Andrew Rowland alongside Capsticks lawyers Andrew Latham, and Tana Dryden-Strong as they continue the discussion around health, data and future opportunities and risks of AI in healthcare.

The past few months have seen not only the 10 year plan and Dash report, which had a strong message about safety and quality of care, but a raft of other S&L publications.

In this episode, our host Andrew Rowland is joined by Capsticks lawyers Andrew Latham, and Tana Dryden-Strong as they discuss the opportunities and risks of AI in healthcare

Our specialist healthcare lawyers discuss the key themes shaping the future of the NHS.

Liability for historical building safety defects under the Building Safety Act 2022 and Defective Premises Act 1972.

On 15 May 2025, NHS England (NHSE) published the very senior managers (VSM) pay framework

NHS South East London ICB v JP – what does it mean for healthcare organisations?

On 24 January 2025, HHJ Alexia Durran, Chief Coroner, released the Chief Coroner’s Guidance for Coroner’s on the Bench (more commonly and previously known as “the Bench Book”).

When a concern about a doctor is also being considered by the GMC and/or the police/counterfraud, should internal proceedings be put on hold pending the outcome of the regulatory/criminal proceedings?

Given the Government’s plans for employment law reform, we highlight some key changes and appeal court decisions to look out for in 2025.

Delayed discharge remains a significant issue for NHS Trusts. The latest data showed that in May 2024 over 12,000 people were in hospital in England who no longer needed to be there.