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In the third and final post of our ‘Kick Start your Healthcare Reorganisation’ series, we focus on the post-implementation matters often encountered on healthcare and life sciences reorganisations. These range from the many regulatory requirements through to ensuring steps are taken to realise the maximum value from the reorganisation. These post-implementation matters often bring us back to, and illustrate the importance of, careful early planning and seamless implementation. The significant consequences of any change of…

In the second post of our ‘Kick Start your Healthcare Reorganisation’ series we focus on the implementation phase of a healthcare and life sciences reorganisation and specifically the following three areas: document execution; funds flow; and operational go-live. Whilst each area is individually significant, and is likely to have its own dedicated workstream, it is important to recognise that they each go hand in hand when looking to achieve smooth (and successful) implementation. Document execution…

In the first post of our ‘Kick Start your Healthcare Reorganisation’ series we focus on the planning phase of a reorganisation in the healthcare and life sciences sector in the context of spin offs, carve outs and other solvent group restructurings. It goes without saying that when preparing for a large reorganisation there is a significant amount of planning required to ensure seamless transition and continuity of supply chain. The industry is heavily regulated which…

Undertaking large, complex corporate reorganisation projects, such as spin offs, carve outs and other solvent group restructurings, always presents challenges to be considered, planned for and overcome. Some of those challenges are inherent to reorganisations in general but there are also those which stem from particular industry factors. Over the next three weeks, we will be focusing on the healthcare and life sciences industry and will, through a series of posts, highlight key considerations at…