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The High Court decision in Toogood v HM Senior Coroner for Somerset provides important clarification on the evidential approach coroners may adopt when considering a conclusion of suicide with limited or no direct evidence of intent.
Healthcare providers involved in inquests are increasingly alert to questions of privilege and disclosure, particularly where expert evidence is commissioned for the purpose of an inquest.
After the flurry of excitement on 18 December 2025 when the Mental Health Act 2025 gained Royal Assent we have the next development. On 6 April there will be an important change.
The NHS’s drive to decarbonise its estate has moved into a new phase, with the NOE CPC launching a £1bn national framework covering decarbonisation and energy infrastructure works.
The Department of Health and Social Care has released the latest statistics from the Mental Capacity Act 2005 on the Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLS) for England, covering the 2024 to 2025 period.
At this year’s Care England conference, Chris Badger, who recently became the Chief Inspector of Adult Social Care and Integrated Care, shared how the CQC is transforming its approach to regulating adult social care.
We are delighted to sponsor the 2026 Green Templeton lecture series – Innovation and the Future of Health: Find, Fail, Fly – which sets the tone for a thought provoking programme exploring the future of health innovation. We bring you insights from the lecture series.
This April sees the roll-out of a series of important reforms to the NHS dental contract.
In the fifth blog of our five-part series on surveillance in healthcare, we set out guidance for healthcare professionals when patients want to record medical conversations.
The CMA has today launched a market study into the private dentistry sector focusing on the supply of private dental services, including preventative, clinically necessary and cosmetic treatments in the UK.
A recent High Court decision, R (CGT) v West Sussex County Council, has significant implications for NHS and local authority commissioners navigating the interface between personal injury compensation, statutory funding duties and financial assessments.
Healthcare providers are adapting to a new approach to patient safety investigations following the introduction of the Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) in August 2022.