Full list of On Demand Recordings
We are delighted to present a summary of our Health & Care Resolution team's Lunchtime Education Webinar Programme for 2025.
Use the links below to navigate to webinar recordings of interest to you:
A day in the life of a Cardiac Surgeon
The Darzi Review - Horizon Scanning for Primary Case and Maternity Services
Case Law Update - Mental Capacity Act 2005
Quantum Update for Clinical Negligence Practitioners
Medico-legal issues from a micro-biology perspective
Procedural Tactics: How to have the upper hand
Recent developments in breach and causation for clinical negligence lawyers
Case Law Update - Mental Health Act 1983
A day in the life of a Cardiac Surgeon
4 February 2025
In this session, Esther Evans was joined by consultant cardiac surgeon Ms Betsy Evans, to discuss the reality of working as a cardiac surgeon and the kind of cases she deals with.
The Darzi Review - Horizon Scanning for Primary Case and Maternity Services
25 February 2025
Anna Davies looked at key themes from the Darzi review and the potential impact on the future of primary care and maternity services, including:
- A summary of the review findings
- Primary care services: the “shift” to community based care
- Access to quality maternity services
- Repairing the NHS – a return to peak performance.
Case Law Update - Mental Capacity Act 2005
3 April 2025
Hannah Taylor was joined by Rhys Hadden from Serjeants’ Inn Chambers. Rhys discussed:
- Key case law and important updates from the past 12 months
- Any updates on the revisions to the Code of Practice to the Mental Capacity Act 2005
Quantum Update for Clinical Negligence Practitioners
29 April 2025
Tania Kahlon was joined by Eliot Woolf KC from Outer Temple Chambers who:
- Reviewed important recent clinical negligence quantum decisions
- Discussed how to put helpful developments into practice
Medico-legal issues from a micro-biology perspective
20 May 2025
Joanne Easterbrook was joined by Dr Jim Gray who focused on obstetric and neonatal/paediatric cases. He covered meningitis, sepsis and acute chorioamnionitis looking in particular at:
- How these bacterial infections work
- The effect of antibiotic therapy
- Martha’s law
- Sepsis Six
Procedural Tactics: How to have the upper hand
17 June 2025
Rebecca De Haro was joined by Francesca O’Neill from Deka Chambers.
Francesca considered Civil Procedure Rules changes and case decisions that will impact on handling clinical negligence cases, Part 36 offers, and the Service of Proceedings.
Recent developments in breach and causation for clinical negligence lawyers
30 September 2025
In this webinar Tania Kahlon was joined by Thomas Beamont from 1 Crown Office Row.
Thomas discussed important issues arising from various cases regarding recent developments for clinical negligence lawyers.
Case Law Update - Mental Health Act 1983
9 October 2025
Hannah Taylor was joined by Rhys Hadden from Serjeants’ Inn Chambers, who considered key case law and important updates from the past 12 months relating to Mental Health Act 1983.
PSIRF and Claims
18 November 2025
Judy Walker, specialist After Action Review facilitator and training provider, joined Joanna Lloyd for a discussion on how PSIRF is impacting on clinical negligence claims, the inquest process, and how different learning responses are received by families.
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