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Some of the sector’s challenges include a constitutional imperative which requires the realisation of everyone’s right of access to healthcare, a need to bridge sustainably the divide between public and private sectors, and an increasing myriad of regulation. Post-pandemic, a new healthcare landscape will emerge, with the recognition that health is a primary asset, an emphasis on lower cost and preventative solutions as well as digital health and precision medicine, innovation in impactful public/private partnerships, and the continued global vaccine race. Successfully competing in this sector requires creative strategies and integrated solutions.
Sector services offered:
- Healthcare policy work
- Regulatory assistance
- Commenting on draft industry regulations and legislation
- Pharmaceutical licensing and distribution arrangements
- Cannabis law
- Digital health, telemedicine and healthtech
- Pharmacy and hospital licensing applications and disputes
- Public private partnerships
- Healthcare financing and insurance
- Privacy and the protection of personal information
- Administrative and constitutional law issues
- Multidisciplinary practice assistance (competition law/anti-trust, employment law, BBBEE, dispute resolution, tax)
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- Pro bono and human rights
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Some of the sector’s challenges include a constitutional imperative which requires the realisation of everyone’s right of access to healthcare, a need to bridge sustainably the divide between public and private sectors, and an increasing myriad of regulation. Post-pandemic, a new healthcare landscape will emerge, with the recognition that health is a primary asset, an emphasis on lower cost and preventative solutions as well as digital health and precision medicine, innovation in impactful public/private partnerships, and the continued global vaccine race. Successfully competing in this sector requires creative strategies and integrated solutions.
Sector services offered:
- Healthcare policy work
- Regulatory assistance
- Commenting on draft industry regulations and legislation
- Pharmaceutical licensing and distribution arrangements
- Cannabis law
- Digital health, telemedicine and healthtech
- Pharmacy and hospital licensing applications and disputes
- Public private partnerships
- Healthcare financing and insurance
- Privacy and the protection of personal information
- Administrative and constitutional law issues
- Multidisciplinary practice assistance (competition law/anti-trust, employment law, BBBEE, dispute resolution, tax)
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- Pro bono and human rights
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Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals Lawyers
Our multidisciplinary team develops creative strategies and integrated solutions for this important healthcare sector.
Our Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals LawyersSECTOR HEADS
Roxanna Valayathum
Joint Sector Head: Pharmaceuticals, Director +27 (0)11 562 1122roxanna.valayathum@cdhlegal.com
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Nurses: A matter of life and death
Today, on International Nurses Day, we honour the invaluable resource that our nurses are. We also reflect on the challenges faced by the South African nursing sector, as highlighted in a recent judgment of the KwaZulu-Natal Division of the High Court ((9148/2021P) ZAKZPHC 7).