June 2015

• Study shows rate of injury abroad – are you covered?
  Clare Campbell discusses the need for holiday insurance, for all travellers, following a recent poll looking at the hidden costs for illness and injury whilst abroad 30 June 2015
• Don't punish the injured
  Nicola Wainwright responds to the Government's plans to cap fees in clinical negligence cases, limiting access to justice for those injured through no fault of their own in the healthcare system 29 June 2015
• How could the case of 'Montgomery' affect future birth injury claims?
  A recent Supreme Court judgment has changed the legal landscape surrounding patients’ consent to treatment. Emmalene Bushnell discusses how this new judgment could affect women with birth injury claims. 18 June 2015
• Is the NHS doing enough to support trans people?
  Employment and Discrimination solicitor Alice Ramsay asks whether the NHS is doing enough to support trans people.  17 June 2015
• Whistleblowing and bullying in the NHS
   Michael Roberts talks about the challenges of whistleblowing for medical staff 17 June 2015
• Magna Carta: 'Did she die in vain?'
  Is ignorance over the magna carta being exploited by those who want to repeal the human rights act 15 June 2015
• Is the level of service provided by private care companies good enough?
  In Carers Week 2015 Beatrice Morgan asks if the level of social care that people are receiving in their homes is good enough for vulnerable members of society 10 June 2015