When your client has suffered a physical injury as a direct result of being involved in an accident which was caused by someone else’s irresponsibility or negligence, then it’s imperative that they receive instantly accessible and actionable rehabilitation services.

Awareness and investment in cutting edge technology provisions which have kept pace with a rapidly evolving sector, has ensured that we can provide our clients with instant access to a host of vital services at the touch of a button.

With over a month since the roll-out of the much-anticipated Official Injury Claim portal (OIC), we wanted to remind you how we’re perfectly placed to provide represented and unrepresented claimants with a comprehensive claims support service. In terms of whiplash, non-whiplash, and psychological injuries.

Below we give you more insights into the key differences between the reports our experts are responsible for compiling for individual clinical negligence cases.

As widely reported, clinical negligence claims have soared during the coronavirus pandemic, as an increased number of patients experienced delays in treatment. Ongoing, pre-pandemic treatment for existing health conditions including cancer, and receiving early diagnosis have been fraught with difficulties over the past 12 months, due to the NHS being significantly stretched by the unprecedented impact of Covid-19.

When you’re dealing with clinical negligence cases you need to forge working relationships with a medical reporting agency which you can rely on. At Speed Medical we have over 21 years of partnering with solicitors who trust us to ensure that they and their clients are provided with instantly accessible services. Services designed to maximise your valuable time and ensure a seamless reporting journey.

Today, we’re getting to know Dr Ibrahim a little better, finding out about a typical day on our expert panel, the challenges he faces and how being part of the Speed Medical team has benefitted him.

Before we delve into the subject of just how Speed Medical’s approach and grasp of clinical negligence litigation might benefit from the introduction of the new ‘getting it right first time’ programme, we must first look at exactly what GIRFT is.