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Risk, responsibility and resilience: Legal and insurance insights for medical implants and devices
In this episode of The Anatomy of Risk, Rachel Phillips, GB Health & Social Care Leader at WTW, is joined by Will Marshall, Head of Legal and Risk Management at Altea, to explore the legal liability and insurance considerations surrounding medical implants and devices. Together, they examine the multi‑layered risks facing healthcare providers, including product liability, clinical negligence and supply‑chain exposure.Trust & turbulence: Managing reputational risk in the nonprofit sector
In this episode of The Anatomy of Risk, Rachel Phillips, GB Health & Social Care Leader at WTW, joins David Bennett from Willis’s Reputational Risk team to explore how the nonprofit sector can effectively manage reputational risk to mitigate damage and maintain public trust. They also discuss the impact of celebrity endorsers, influencers, and ambassadors whose controversial actions or misalignment with an organisation’s values can pose significant challenges.Health and hurdles: Immigration policy and team wellbeing
In this episode of The Anatomy of Risk, Rachel Phillips, GB Health & Social Care Leader at WTW, speaks with Becky Forster from our Health and Wellbeing team about the impact of proposed UK immigration policy on workforce wellbeing and the growing importance of managing psychosocial risks in the health and social care sector.Sustainable Care: Addressing environmental risks
In this episode of The Anatomy of Risk podcast series, Rachel Phillips, our GB Health & Social Care Leader, is joined by Chris Strong from our environmental team, to discuss the impact of environmental risks on the health and social care sector.