Health Service Journal
Barbara Millar reports
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Party faithful
17-Dec-1998
Trusts say it will be business as usual on millennium eve, but paying up to 10 times normal rates may be the only way to guarantee staffing levels. -
We'll take the high road
26-Nov-1998
Women healthcare managers embarking on their careers have formed a networking initiative. It's just as well, when of the 25 chief executives appointed to head Scotland's new trusts only one is a woman. -
More beef about beef
3-Sep-1998
After E coli in Lanarkshire, the next Pennington inquiry will examine a typhoid outbreak that turned Aberdeen into a beleaguered city - 34 years ago. -
Has Labour been caught red-handed?
5-Mar-1998
According to the Conservative Party trust board appointments show evidence of 'Labour gerrymandering'. -
Prevention is the cure
5-Feb-1998
Crime is a public health issue, and partnership is the way to tackle it if experiences in Los Angeles County hold lessons for the UK. -
The woman WHO's taking over
5-Feb-1998
The election of Gro Harlem Brundtland as director-general of the World Health Organisation will provide it with a new lease of life and open doors to world leaders. -
Heart murmurs
22-Jan-1998
Doctors and the government are at loggerheads over the best way to tackle coronary heart disease in Scotland.
