mills & reeve

In our latest Legal Special podcast we help care home providers understand the mysterious world of the Court of Protection.

This relates to decisions and declarations on financial, welfare and property.

Join our two experts Neil Ward, a partner at Mills & Reeve LLP and  Rachael Hawkin, a solicitor at Hempsons.  They discuss how the scope of the Court of Protection has broadened and the link with the Mental Capacity Act.

They also explain deprivation of liberty, the role of the official solicitor, third-party disclosure and the importance of good record keeping.

This is a must listen for UK care home owners and managers.

 Podcast hosted by Alan Rustad.

Care Home Management is the UK's leading media brand for care home providers and managers.

In our main March podcast, sponsored by Smooth Digital, we explore some key legal issues affecting care homes.

* How are care homes approaching the vaccination roll out for staff and residents?
* Legalities of having a no jab no job policy
* To what extent do employers have a duty to promote vaccination and encourage care workers to take it up?
* What impact might  The Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 have on the vaccinations debate?
* Top tips on how care homes can boost their CQC rating by improving person centred care, as well as safe care and treatment.

Excellent expert advice from Amanda Narkiewicz, principal associate at Mills & Reeve LLP, and Philippa Doyle, partner at Hempsons.

Podcast hosted by Steve Hemsley.

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Care Home Management is the UK's leading media brand for care home providers and managers.

Care homes need to be on top of the law, and in our latest Legal Special podcast,  sponsored by care home marketing experts Smooth Digital, two top care sector lawyers discuss:

• Legal implications of the CQC State of Care report 
• Proper use of Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLS)
• Role of The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman when it comes to complaints
• How investment in digital can help care homes apply the law
• CQC inspections now and in the future
• CQC strategy for 2021
• Other legal changes expected post-Covid-19

On our panel for this podcast are  Jill Mason, partner and head of health & care for Mills & Reeve LLP and Siwan Griffiths, a partner for Bevan Brittan LLP.

Podcast hosted by CHM's publishing editor Steve Hemsley.

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Care Home Management is the UK's leading media brand for care home providers and managers.