CHLSP News In 'News and events' NewsEventsPrevious events Back to 'Centre for Health Law, Science and Policy' Medicines and Medical Devices Bill 2019-20: Patient safety must be the priority DescriptionBirmingham Law School's Muireann Quigley, Jean McHale, Rachael Dickson and Laura Downey comment as the committee stage of the Medicines and Medical Devices Bill 2019-20 resumesDate:Tuesday 9 June 2020 Track, trace and contain – but don't keep our data: Ethical and legal worries of the NHSX App DescriptionOn Thursday 7th May the UK Government began the roll out of its Covid-19 Contact Tracing App on the Isle of Wight, however if government want to hold our data we need more clarity.Date:Thursday 28 May 2020 The future of patient safety in the NHS after COVID-19 DescriptionThe NHS should apply the same good resolve, commitment and resources that it has shown in dealing with COVID 19 to the NHS patient safety problem. writes Birmingham Law School's John TingleDate:Tuesday 12 May 2020 COVID-19 and clinical negligence litigation, law reform Description"We need to resist calls to give legal immunity from clinical negligence claims to doctors and others during the COVID-19 pandemic" writes Birmingham Law School's John Tingle for the Birmingham PerspectiveDate:Wednesday 6 May 2020 We must do more to prevent women being 'lost to the law' DescriptionLinden Thomas writes for The Law Society Gazette.Date:Monday 22 July 2019 Mairead Enright features in new RTE documentary about the 1973 May McGee case DescriptionBLS academic reflects for Irish TV on landmark Supreme Court ruling on contraception in IrelandDate:Friday 7 June 2019 No-Deal Brexit will severely impact NHS delivery across devolved jurisdictions –report reveals DescriptionIn the case of a 'No-Deal' scenario, it appears inevitable that there will be some impact on NHS delivery of services, recruitment of healthcare professionals and access to medicines, especially in the Devolved regionsDate:Tuesday 4 December 2018 Birmingham Law School Academics Welcome Moves to Reform Abortion Law in Gibraltar DescriptionProfessor Fiona de Londras and Máiréad Enright, have welcomed the decision by HMG Gibraltar to reform abortion laws there. At present, abortion is criminalised and prohibited in almost all circumstances, and people seeking abortion must travel (usually to Spain or the UK) to access abortion care.Date:Thursday 22 November 2018 Displaying 1 to 8 of 50 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next