Area of Law Bundles for 2024
For mandatory reaccreditation requirement compliance
Alison is a qualified solicitor with extensive experience in the fields of clinical negligence law, risk management and compliance. Alison has previously held two positions in the NHS; Claims Manager and Governance Leader, and now provides specialist advice on a consultancy basis to the healthcare sector and to law firms through her company A Joyce Compliance and Risk Ltd.
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Collecting Evidence
Alison Joyce
94 Users Enrolled
The collection of evidence is crucial to the ultimate success or failure of any clinical negligence claim. This course, delivered by experienced clinical negligence practitioner and lecturer Alison Joyce, will offer practitioners practical guidance on how to approach the investigation of a clinical negligence claim and will suggest hints and tips which you can use in practice to ensure success. This course will consider the various sources of information available in clinical negligence claims including complaints documentation, inciden ... See more
The Duty of Candour and Being Open
Alison Joyce
88 Users Enrolled
Published on 6 February 2013, the Francis Inquiry Report, which examined the causes of the failings in care at Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust, recommended that a statutory duty of candour be introduced in order to ensure that providers of health and adult social care are open with patients when things go wrong. From October 2014, subject to parliamentary approval, all NHS trusts, foundation trusts and special health authorities will be required to comply with the statutory duty of candour. This is part of a fundamental standard re ... See more
Establishing the Correct Claimant and Fatal Injury Claims
Alison Joyce
85 Users Enrolled
Identifying the correct defendant in clinical negligence claims is not always as straight forward as it sounds. Delivered by experienced clinical negligence practitioner and lecturer Alison Joyce, this course will offer practical guidance designed to help you ensure that you bring proceedings in the name of the correct claimant, particularly in the context of the recent reorganisation of the NHS. This course will be of interest to practitioners who are new to the field of clinical negligence practice and will be equally suitable for train ... See more
