Unlawful killing conclusions at inquests: are the floodgates about to be prized open? – Amy Clarke writes for The Hospital Times

13 May 2020

The important case of Maughan was heard in the Supreme Court in February, and the judgment is pending. What could this decision mean for healthcare professionals and providers across the UK? Amy Clarke writes for Hospital Times.

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