Regulatory and employment

Our first lunch-time programme explores the aftermath of a critical incident in a care setting, taking you from the crucial first 48 hours through to consider in more detail the regulatory, employment, risk, PR and wider considerations.

In this session, Carl May-Smith will guide you through how to best respond to the CQC and other regulators, whilst Laura Chinyere-Ezeh will explore the legal position for the different types of workers involved in the incident, including bank, agency and directly employed staff. Find out how, with good planning, a critical incident can be an opportunity to build employee engagement and improve your practices to meet CQC regulations and employment law.

This webinar is free of charge and exclusively for independent health and care providers and their insurance sector. It would benefit anyone working in the health and care sector including senior leaders, executive and non-executive directors, heads of legal and in-house legal services, risk and complaints teams, registered managers, inquest and claims managers, safety and learning practitioners and colleagues involved in the management of investigations.

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