Articles by ‘Mei-Ling Huang’

So how does a coroner’s inquest really work – and what does it mean for care providers when things go wrong? For many care providers, the possibility of a coroner’s inquest feels remote, something…

This will be a fireside chat webinar covering: How did we get here? A brief history of the unworkable Single Assessment Framework. The specifics of CQC’s current proposals and our observations about them. Other…

Anna Fee joins RWK Goodman’s Health and Social Care Team with a focus on regulation and contentious matters

TikTok has rapidly become very popular as a social media platform. Despite its success, it has received one of the largest fines ever issued by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) for misusing children’s data….

  This week we speak to leading thinkers in social care innovation, to find out why social care is ripe for innovation and what might be holding it back. Thanks to our guests: Sophie…

A recent piece of research reported in the Telegraph and Financial Times  found that UK employment tribunal cases relating to workplace “banter” rose by 45 percent last year. The research highlighted that the term…

Surprisingly – yes! An Employment Tribunal ruled that a man who was called a “bald ****” by a colleague in the workplace was subjected to harassment related to sex. Mr Finn had been employed…