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Health Service Journal
Andrew Cole

  • How to ensure a successful working relationship with scrutiny committees

    4-Aug-2005

    PARTNERSHIP
  • Acute accent

    3-Jun-2004

    Published: 03/06/2004, Volume II4, No. 5908 Page 28 29
  • Government health warning

    4-Sep-2003

    violence against staff
  • Devil's advocacy

    12-Jun-2003

    patient involvement
  • Mix and match

    24-Oct-2002

    primary care trusts
  • Home, sweet loan

    17-Oct-2002

    Special report: Buildings
  • Breaking the bank

    15-Nov-2001

    WORKFORCE PLANNING: Expenditure on agency nurses is at an all-time high, and increasing numbers of nurses are working exclusively for agencies.Andrew Cole asks whether the trend will continue
  • Bodies politic

    10-May-2001

    Changes to the way in which nurses, midwives and PAMs are regulated could have a profound effect on the running of the NHS.Andrew Cole reports
  • Staying power

    3-May-2001

    chief executives
  • Homing instincts

    26-Apr-2001

    The housing czar is pulling out all the stops to provide more affordable rented accommodation for healthcare workers. But will it be enough, when people want to be home owners? Andrew Cole reports
  • Divided they'll fall

    1-Feb-2001

    Health trade unions need to collaborate rather than compete for members. If they do not, says Andrew Cole, they will lose the ground they have gained under this government
  • Going to the devil

    18-Jan-2001

    A significant proportion of managers are also nurses - but great suspicion still exists between the two groups.Andrew Cole delves into the background to the distrust

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