Troubled trust avoids regulator 'cap' on A&E
Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals Trust has avoided having a cap placed on the number of A&E patients it can treat.
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Updated: CQC reveals details of services ratings plan
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Analysed: Poor performers on medical training satisfaction
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Monitor launches study of small trusts' viability
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Report: NHS to face chronic nurse shortage by 2016
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Tell us how the NHS can become a seven-day service
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Don't miss this opportunity to celebrate your trust's work
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CCGs should demonstrate their contribution
HSJ Live 18.06.2013 Major review of health and social care
Major review of health and social care and the rest of today’s news
Analysed: The CQC and A&E at Queen's Hospital
In-depth analysis of A&E services at Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals Trust
Bolton FT's financial governance is slammed
Bolton Foundation Trust’s financial governance is “inadequate” in all areas, according to a devastating independent assessment seen by HSJ.
Different mindset − an HSJ commissioning supplement
Contracts, quality assurance and end of life care are some of the subjects in the new HSJ commissioning supplement
CCGs should demonstrate their contribution
HSJ’s editor on why the new bodies should enter the HSJ Awards
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Michael White: More patient rights and provider responsibility
The transparency and accountability drive continues apace
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The ultimate squeeze of NHS funds
How much, and for how long, can the prices paid to NHS providers be tightened?
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Unpicking the great CCG budget 'swindle'
A fog hangs over the commissioning budget of the NHS
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Emergency care is key focus post-Francis
We need to change how we deliver care, says Mark Newbold
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A chase with no thrill: in search of perfect healthcare
What will constitute a successful NHS?
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Your Humble Servant: Arise Agrippa
“Mark Britnell was last seen seeking asylum at the US Embassy…”
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Michael White: viva la women's revolution!
The rising expectations of women in healthcare
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Leader: should a clinician fill Nicholson’s shoes?
The candidate may be in HSJ’s Clinical Leaders list
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Norman Lamb: We can learn from America
UK policy makers should look across the Atlantic
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Sally Gainsbury: The upside to write-down
Paper losses have a material impact on FTs
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Leader: Rivals battle to be the public's champion
Winning public support in the NHS policy war
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Innovators and agitators - the new breed of NHS leader
Alastair McLellan presents our list of the most influential clinicians
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Mark Britnell: we must take the fear out of healthcare transformation
Square up to the challenge
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Commissioners need to be able to use patient data
CCGs need insights based on hard facts
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Leader: Nicholson urges NHS to begin creative phase
David Nicholson is ‘not reaching for the pipe and slippers’
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Delivering a new NHS strategy means busting some myths
We need to have radical service change
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Ask questions first, shoot later
The right way to respond to patient safety concerns
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Why specialist hospitals aren't like Hilton hotels
The limitations of using the ‘friends and family’ test in emergency care
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Michael White: we're entitled to be sceptical of Labour's plans
A different version of austerity and the NHS after 2015
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Success means different things for different trusts
How to turn a failing hospital into a winner
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Out of hours care - a patient's view
One patient shares her experience
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The eight challenges facing hospitals in Europe
Exploring the organisational and cultural characteristics
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Take the fear out of career change
Successful career transition requires a shift in mindset
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We must give every NHS employee leadership skills
Leadership skills are not just for managers
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The case for increased nurse staffing levels
The cost and impact on patients of hiring more hospital nurses
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How to deliver high quality end of life care
Learning from Wales’ new end of life care delivery plan
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Prepare for the impact of new whistleblowing laws
A guide to the new requirements and responsibilities
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How AHSNs strengthen collaborative working in the NHS
The networks can enhance NHS partnerships and care
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Pick up the baton of leadership development
A confidence-boosting workshop is not enough
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Delivering health services fit for the 21st century
Coordinating and integrating care on the ground
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Why we must redesign children's services
There is widespread consensus on the need for change
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Keeping staff engaged on the way to FT status
Maria Kane on the challenges facing her trust
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Shifting to a sustainable healthcare environment
The impact of climate change on healthcare
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Fixing the crisis of trust between the NHS and Big Pharma
Lessons from the latest leadership books
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Creating a new model for mental healthcare
A system to be based around the people who need it most
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How Nottingham cut cancelled operations
The trust is back on track following a low point in 2012
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Achieving clinical consensus to inform commissioning
The role played by the Cardiac Network
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Increasing patient involvement in care pathways
Enhancing partnership working in mental health
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Why lay members must be at the heart of the NHS
We need to encourage a people-powered NHS
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Inviting peers to help improve stroke services
A scheme delivering significant improvements in stroke care
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How clinicians are driving innovation in cancer care
Shaping cancer care treatment in the capital
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Podcast: Why further reform is likely for NHS pay bill
The future for NHS pay reform and staff numbers
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A strategy for maximising hospital capacity
Using home care services to reduce emergency admissions
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Podcast: The next five years for population healthcare
Dr Kevin Fenton on Public Health England and health improvement
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What German businesses can teach FT governors
Developing the role of foundation trust governors and boards
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The potential risks of closing small A&Es
Trusts’ struggles have little relation to their size
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A clinician's view of the new commissioning landscape
How Warrington is achieving better patient outcomes
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HR management in the changing NHS landscape
Why pooling and sharing resources is the answer
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The true cost of low-value purchases
When it comes to purchasing, low value does not always mean low risk
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How to harness the power of volunteers
Getting the most from volunteers
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Beyond authorisation: new challenges facing CCGs
The legal and governance issues of a CCGs’ first year
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Engaging the public early in service reconfiguration
Getting the public involved with changing services
Thought leadership from our commercial partners
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HSJ Clinical Leaders 2013
The most influential clinical leaders in English healthcare today
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Different mindset − an HSJ commissioning supplement
Contracts, quality assurance and end of life care are some of the subjects in the new HSJ commissioning supplement
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Catch me if you can − an HSJ/NHS Confederation supplement
Examining how to improve hand hygiene and the use of patient data in the NHS
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Up and running − an HSJ efficiency supplement
Examing different ways NHS trusts have improved efficiencies and reduced costs
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Patient Safety − an HSJ supplement
From better workforce vetting to new approaches to tackling pressure sores, the latest thinking on patient safety
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Anaphylaxis − an HSJ supplement
HSJ’s in-depth supplement examines an area of care often overlooked by commissioners
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Talking is the best medicine - an HSJ roundtable
How the NHS can get the most out of medicines
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HSJ webinar: the challenges of introducing new medicines to the NHS
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