"Data in Practice – CQC, Inquests, S42” Masterclass

Data in Practice – CQC, Inquests, S42 Masterclass

Lester Aldridge, a UK law firm with a nationally recognised specialist Health & Social Care team, is hosting a free webinar designed to assist adult social care providers in elevating their use of data and understanding how it can support regulatory, coronial and safeguarding matters.

In this expert-led session, our speakers will go beyond theory and explore real-world examples of using data to navigate:

• Evidencing for CQC inspections and factual accuracy checks
• Responding to and preparing for inquests
• Strengthening safeguarding processes and responses

Discover how data can be used to demonstrate transparency, accountability and improvement - and how to rethink how you use the information you already hold.

This is not just another webinar. It’s a deep dive that will change the way you think about data in care.

Speakers

• Nicole Ridgwell – Partner

Nicole advises healthcare professionals and providers on regulatory challenges, safeguarding, inquests and public law matters. She is a published author and experienced speaker on health and social care law.

• Isabel De LA Haye – Solicitor

Isabel combines legal expertise with hands-on sector experience, supporting providers with navigating the CQC single assessment framework, registration issues, factual accuracy checks and ratings process reviews Ofsted challenges, safeguarding, inquests and contract drafting.

• Maddy Cornmell – Solicitor

Maddy advises care providers on inquests, CQC enforcement, family complaints and Ofsted registration. She is known for her empathetic approach and clear guidance through complex regulatory processes.

About Lester Aldridge’s Health & Social Care Team

Our nationally recognised Health & Social Care team specialist supports care providers across England with legal and regulatory challenges. We advise on CQC inspections and enforcement, safeguarding investigations, inquests, and day-to-day operational issues. With deep sector knowledge and a practical approach, we help providers stay compliant and confident in a complex regulatory landscape.

Who should attend?

This session is designed for adult social care providers in England, particularly those involved in decision-making around data and technology in care services.

This might include:

• Owners
• Registered Managers
• Nurses
• Senior Care Staff
• Administrators
• IT Professionals
• Quality & Compliance Leads