Posts from May 2024
Mental Health Awareness Week: Supporting claimants and each other
Experiencing mental health difficulties is distressing, and many people often struggle to get the help that they need. Research tells us...
15/05/24Helping bereaved families get answers at inquests and the campaign for a national structure to ensure care improvement recommendations are upheld
It’s impossible to comprehend how a family must feel when they learn that the death of their loved one could have been prevented. I...
13/05/24Birth Trauma Inquiry: medical negligence lawyer welcomes report's publication and examines the 12 recommendations designed to improve maternity care
This year the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on birth trauma set up an inquiry to investigate the reasons for traumatic birth and...
13/05/24Is the defence budget increase enough to protect our Armed Forces?
Noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) is a significant health concern in the military, where the exposure to loud noises from weaponry and...
10/05/24Ajax Armoured Vehicle Programme and The Army personnel suffering hearing loss
To highlight Deafness Awareness Week this year between 6-12 May we report on the latest in the Ajax vehicle programme. To date over £4...
07/05/24World Asthma Day: Workplace illness lawyer calls for greater understanding around condition
Asthma is a respiratory condition that affects millions of people worldwide, and this World Asthma Day, the theme is ‘Asthma Education...
07/05/24Lawyer explores use of Artificial Intelligence in healthcare: Is it a helping hand or a cause for concern?
Harrogate District Hospital has recently revealed it's using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to speed up fracture diagnosis times, by...
02/05/24Abuse lawyer’s concern as BBC investigation uncovers apparent misuse of ‘calming rooms’ at Whitefield School in Walthamstow
I’ve read with concern this week about a recent BBC investigation that appears to highlight the misuse of so-called “calming rooms” at...
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