Serious incident investigations – time for a change? Healthcare involving serious incident investigations is a complex world, where time is a luxury frontline staff simply
HR employee relations in organisations “Well that didn’t go well. I thought HR was supposed to be on my side”. I’m in HR, and I
Effective complaints handling Verita are experienced in dealing with all areas of complaint management. We understand that although complaints can seem negative, they are actually
Safeguarding in sport However hard one tries to simplify the issues, safeguarding in sport is a complex area. There are simple issues. All participants, especially
Investigation & subsequent review Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust has recently published our independent investigation along with their response. You can read the trust’s response
What are practising privileges? A practising privilege is the ‘licence’ agreed between individual medical professionals and a private healthcare provider. In effect, they set out
A false paradigm I have great sympathy for the firemen who have given evidence to the Grenfell Inquiry in recent weeks. For one thing,
Sorry needn’t be the hardest word Verita support the Apology Clause campaign and their mission to clarify the compensation act so businesses can understand how
Importance of good healthcare governance The government inquiry into jailed rogue surgeon Ian Paterson will mean continued in-depth scrutiny of independent healthcare providers’ governance before
Trustees in a charity – Verita and Saxton Bampfylde executive summary The important role of trustees in a charity are explored. Being tenacious is
Is it money well spent? With multiple government inquiries underway and millions of pounds spent since the 90s, it is only natural to wonder whether
Corporate governance 2018 has seen the charity sector under fire like never before, with sustained media and political scrutiny over failings in corporate governance to
