30.08.2011
Our specialist personal injury lawyers at Irwin Mitchell Scotland believe it’s better if everyone’s in the same boat when it comes to helping develop levels of client care.
This discovery came after the team hosted a networking cruise for healthcare professionals aboard the Silver Dolphin on Loch Lomond in August 2011.
The aim of the gathering was to bring together consultants from a range of fields and disciplines, including case workers, occupational therapists and charities. The aim of the event was to build relationships in a bid to enhance future working relationships and provide a standard of client care that is second-to-none.
Elaine Russell, partner and personal injury specialist at Irwin Mitchell Scotland, said: “It was a relaxed, enjoyable evening with good food and good wine in a spectacular setting. More important still was the company – many of the leading lights in patient care from across Scotland were in attendance and it is always incredibly useful to share best practice and developments in different areas.”
Gillian Hamilton, Area Fundraiser from Breast Cancer care said: “The meal was delicious and the scenery spectacular, and such exuberant dancing was a pleasant surprise!” Mary Dryburgh of CBIT Scotland added: “We were well looked after – it provided a great opportunity to meet and build relationships with health professionals, case managers and other charities.”
Lawyers Host Networking Event
Our specialist personal injury lawyers at Irwin Mitchell Scotland believe it’s better if everyone’s in the same boat when it comes to helping develop levels of client care.
This discovery came after the team hosted a networking cruise for healthcare professionals aboard the Silver Dolphin on Loch Lomond in August 2011.
The aim of the gathering was to bring together consultants from a range of fields and disciplines, including case workers, occupational therapists and charities. The aim of the event was to build relationships in a bid to enhance future working relationships and provide a standard of client care that is second-to-none.
Elaine Russell, partner and personal injury specialist at Irwin Mitchell Scotland, said: “It was a relaxed, enjoyable evening with good food and good wine in a spectacular setting. More important still was the company – many of the leading lights in patient care from across Scotland were in attendance and it is always incredibly useful to share best practice and developments in different areas.”
Gillian Hamilton, Area Fundraiser from Breast Cancer care said: “The meal was delicious and the scenery spectacular, and such exuberant dancing was a pleasant surprise!” Mary Dryburgh of CBIT Scotland added: “We were well looked after – it provided a great opportunity to meet and build relationships with health professionals, case managers and other charities.”
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