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This area covers the design, procurement and governance of training for healthcare managers and staff in England, including policies on patient safety, consent and information governance, infection control, safeguarding and data protection. A solicitor in this field drafts and reviews training materials and policies, checks compliance with NHS guidance and regulatory requirements, and advises on disciplinary procedures, whistleblowing, reporting duties and delegated authorities in training contexts.
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The solicitor handles policy drafting, regulatory compliance, information governance, safeguarding and disciplinary risk in training. They advise on how training schemes interact with NHS and CQC requirements, consent regimes, mental capacity, professional boundaries and data handling, and how to implement governance controls to avoid liability or misuse of training funds.
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