All Health Service Journal articles in 31 January 2014
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HSJ Local
Medway's expected deficit rockets to £8m
FINANCE: Medway Foundation Trust expects to record a deficit of £7.9m this financial year - a substantial increase from the originally planned level of £1.2m.
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HSJ Knowledge
The key factors to consider in DNAR decision making
There is a lack of awareness of end of life care
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HSJ Knowledge
CQC regulation is being transformed in 2014
Analysis of the five key changes in the new regime
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News
31 January issue of HSJ is ready to read on the app
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HSJ Local
Monitor takes action against North West trust
Monitor has taken regulatory action against Cumbria Partnership Foundation Trust
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News
HSJ Live 31.01.2014: Former Heatherwood and Wexham chief joins Care UK
Philippa Slinger, the former chief executive of the troubled Heatherwood and Wexham Park Foundation Trust is to join Care UK, plus the rest of the day’s news and comment
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HSJ Knowledge
Make some room for private hospital patients
New units help NHS trusts generate a surplus
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News
Alert system will name and shame unsafe providers
The names of organisations that fail to comply with patient safety alerts are to be published online each month as part of a revamped warning system being introduced by NHS England.
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Supplements
Testing times for pathology − an HSJ supplement
Integrating the latest advances into the patient care pathway
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Supplements
Pathology conference: view from the panel and delegates
Asking the big questions at the HSJ/Roche pathology conference
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Comment
Patient feedback will help improve maternity services
First friends and family test results released
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News
Mortality ratio information identifies new 'outliers'
Six trusts have been identified as having a “persistently” higher than expected mortality rate according to the summary hospital-level mortality indicator.
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News
Government accused over mesothelioma legal costs
The government has been accused of purposefully “overturning” the will of Parliament and of giving false assurances that mesothelioma sufferers would be made exempt from having to use their damages payments to cover their legal costs.
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HSJ Local
Specialised services reconfiguration expected in Essex
Negotiations are underway over the future configuration of specialised services in Essex, HSJ understands.
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News
HSJ Live 30.01.2014 Information watchdog reviews key guidelines for care.data
The Information Commissioners’ Office has launched a consulation on the standards which will govern how data will be anonymised by the care.data project, plus the rest of the day’s news and comment
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HSJ Knowledge
How trusts have increased equality for staff and patients
Increase diversity in NHS senior management
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Supplements
Capital funding: The case for equipment investment
Weighing up competing spending decisions
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News
Exclusive: Monitor interventions double in response to Francis
The number of regulatory actions taken by Monitor against foundation trusts so far in 2013-14 is already more than double the level of the whole of last year, HSJ analysis reveals.