Integrated care – system reset
This webinar addresses some of the legal issues the pandemic has presented for integrated commissioning, service reconfiguration, patient discharge, ICS and ICPS information sharing and hospital groups.
This webinar is now available on-demand.
We recognise that COVID-19 has presented a huge array of legal challenges to our healthcare clients. Therefore, we are hosting a webinar to address some of the legal issues the pandemic has presented.
This will include a particular focus on:
- Integrated Commissioning post COVID-19 - Charlotte Harpin
- Service Reconfiguration – using technology to involve stakeholders - Gerard Hanratty
- Patient discharge – the key legal risks - Matthew Alderton
- Integrated care provider (ICS) and integrated care partnerships (ICPS) – sharing information - Dmitrije Sirovica
- Hospital Groups – a new way to provide services - Christian Dingwall
The webinar will be chaired by Sir Neil McKay, Consultant for Browne Jacobson.
Please feel free to send in any questions you may have in advance.
If you can't make our webinar please feel free to sign up and we will email a copy of the webinar recording out afterwards.
Speakers
Matthew Alderton
Senior Associate
Matthew is an experienced public, regulatory and information law advisor and litigator who provides advice and representation to public bodies and companies across several sectors, with a particular focus on central and local government, arm’s length and regulatory bodies, health and education.
matthew.alderton@brownejacobson.com
+44 (0)330 045 2747
Christian Dingwall
Partner
Christian Dingwall specialises in corporate commercial law, public law, governance, regulation and compliance for the NHS, its commercial partners and the wider health sector. He has a particular focus on advising clients about NHS corporate and service transformation. Christian is recognised nationally as a top legal expert for NHS transactions and projects, advising on mergers, acquisitions, partnerships and integrated care joint ventures across the UK. His recent work includes acting as lead adviser on more than 15 NHS mergers in the last 10 years including the establishments of Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust (merger of South and North Essex trusts), Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (merger of the former Central Manchester and South Manchester trusts), East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust (merger of the former Ipswich and Colchester trusts), Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (merger of the former Aintree and Royal Liverpool trusts); and University Hospitals Dorset NHS Foundation Trust (merger of the former Poole and Royal Bournemouth trusts).
christian.dingwall@brownejacobson.com
+44 (0)330 045 2751
Gerard Hanratty
Partner
Gerard is the Head of Health and a partner in the firm, specialising in advising organisations in the health sector on their public law obligations and issues. His work covers interpreting statute, supporting system re-organisations, advising on governance, supporting health regulators, providing advice on information law matters and, when necessary, defending challenges to decisions made. He is also recognised as a lead Inquiries lawyer for health public bodies. He is regularly sought for advice on all matters relating to public law, especially when public bodies face judicial reviews. His expertise and pragmatic approach helps clients deliver on their plans and understand how to deal with challenges.
gerard.hanratty@brownejacobson.com
+44 (0)330 045 2159
Charlotte Harpin
Partner
Charlotte regularly advises on complex governance and public law issues in the health sector. She is nationally recognised for her expertise on CCG governance (in particular, CCG constitutional matters) and is advising on the development of a number of CCG mergers and integrated care system developments across England. Charlotte is also sought-after for her advice on information law, particularly in relation to complex data sharing arrangements in the health sector. Clients praise her pragmatic approach and ability to distil complex concepts into plain English.
charlotte.harpin@brownejacobson.com
+44 (0)330 045 2405
Dmitrije Sirovica
Senior Associate
Dmitrije Sirovica specialises in matters of public law including judicial review; experienced in planning and environmental law.
dmitrije.sirovica@brownejacobson.com
+44 (0)115 976 6238
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