28 Apr 2026
Innovation needs failure – but not everyone is allowed to fail
The second Green Templeton Lecture in the 2026 series turned deliberately to the most uncomfortable stage of innovation: failure.
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How you respond to a death has a huge impact for families, employees and your organisation. It affects how regulators, coroners and media respond. We help you get it right.
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- Manage the process smoothly. Be sure that everything is covered and that your organisation provides a competent and considered response.
- Reducing impact and costs. We look ahead for risks and deal with them early, reducing the impact on your organisation and minimising costs.
- Reputation and media. Helping you cope with media and communications to protect your organisation and people.
- Prevention of future deaths. Helping you assure the coroner and the public that action has been taken to reduce the chances of similar problems.
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- Thank you for the support and advice. I always felt confident knowing that you were in close proximity.Mr Dineth Wijayarathna, ManagerSouth Down Nursing Home
- I'm most grateful for your support during the Inquest. It was outstanding. I felt the outcome was appropriate for everyone concerned, including the family.Executive Director, Forensic Health
- You've been great supporting us - often with very little notice - over the least year.Jonathan BeasleyBlack County Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
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Latest blogs
- 24 Apr 2026
Neighbourhood health: Optimising use of your GP premises
New guidance from NHS England gives us more detail on how estates will fit into the neighbourhood health ambitions and while the big headlines are on the new build Neighbourhood Health Centres the number one priority is first using existing estate better.
More - 22 Apr 2026
Competition law developments shaping the health and care sector
Competition law continues to play a growing role across the health and care landscape, with the CMA taking a closer interest in how markets operate for patients, service users and the public.
More - 21 Apr 2026
Court of Protection clarifies the limits of welfare deputyship
In Re XY, the Court of Protection provided important guidance on the scope of personal welfare deputyship and the Court’s overriding role in best interests decision making.
More - 21 Apr 2026
Safety watchdog’s interim findings on mental health crisis care in emergency departments
On 8 April the Health Services Safety Investigations Body (HSSIB) published an interim report on Legislative challenges in emergency departments.
More - 20 Apr 2026
Turning Neighbourhood Health from reform to reality
In response to the Department of Health and Social Care’s new Neighbourhood Health Framework, Public Policy Projects convened senior regional and national leaders in Manchester to explore how neighbourhood health is being delivered in practice.
More - 13 Apr 2026
Inquests and the role of inferences in conclusions of suicide
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.
More - 07 Apr 2026
Coronial insights from across the Irish sea
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.
More - 02 Apr 2026
Mental Health Act – changes afoot!
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.
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