A UK-based solicitor blogging about defending professionals and regulatory law, mainly in the healthcare sector
Each month I prepare a note of the most interesting or important regulatory developments in community pharmacy over the preceding month(s). October 2022 found us talking about the following: We have a new Secretary of State…
Each month I prepare a note of the most interesting or important regulatory developments in community pharmacy over the preceding month. During September 2022, these were: The National Health Service (Pharmaceutical and Local Pharmaceutical Services)…
Each month I prepare a note of the most interesting or important regulatory developments in community pharmacy over the preceding month. During August 2022, my team and I found ourselves talking about the following with…
Each month I prepare a note of the most interesting or important regulatory developments in community pharmacy over the preceding month. During July 2022, these were: A new Secretary of State for Health and Social Care was appointed…
Each month I prepare a note of the most interesting or important regulatory developments in community pharmacy over the preceding month. During June 2022, my team and I found ourselves talking about the following: The…
Chemist+Druggist recently asked me to comment on an incident involving inappropriate delivery of Boots medication by a Deliveroo driver. The article below appeared in Chemist+Druggist on 30 June 2022: Boots has vowed to investigate…
Every month I prepare a note of the most interesting or important regulatory developments in community pharmacy over the preceding month.
Health Service Journal recently asked me to comment on the correlation between COVID19 vaccination and fitness to practise. I understand that Sajid Javid instructed all of the health and care regulators covering England to issue…
I was recently interviewed on the Baines Law podcast, questioned about my views on subjects including the length of time it takes for fitness to practise cases to progress, inequality of arms between regulators and…
A concerning study reported in today’s Guardian newspaper indicates that “one in four NHS doctors is tired to the point of impairment”. This study was of a relatively small sample size (532 respondents out of just…
