Supplements
In-depth reports on a range of health management topicsHSJ Supplements
HSJ roundtable: education and training
Training in the NHS costs £5bn a year. Alison Moore reports from a lively HSJ roundtable discussion on the government’s plans to reform it.
The future challenges facing pathology - an online Q&A
Burning questions such as what will drive collaboration between trusts to make savings for pathology drew HSJ readers to link up with an expert panel. Alison Moore reports from the online Q&A, sponsored by Roche Diagnostics.
Making progress in mental health policy and practice - an HSJ supplement
This week’s HSJ supplement in association with Lloyds Pharmacy looks at how a new direction for mental health strategy must take this opportunity to improve outcomes for patients with mental health issues.
HSJ supplement - special finance report
This HSJ special finance report looks at the financial future for trusts eyeing foundation status, new legislation designed to stop bribery that could catch some organisations out, and why it can be difficult to find a finance director.
HSJ supplement - special technology report
This HSJ special technology report looks at the benefit of handheld devices in the health service, and the problems facing telehealth as a solution to unplanned admissions.
Putting patients first: an HSJ primary care supplement
This week’s special HSJ supplement looks at how patients can benefit from being at the centre of primary care services.
Medical revalidation - an HSJ special supplement
Revalidation will be introduced towards the end of next year in the most significant reform of medical regulation in 150 years, writes General Medical Council chief executive Niall Dickson. Read this exclusive HSJ supplement on revalidation in association with the GMC to find out what it means for you.
HSJ Awards 2011 - winners' supplement
Read all about the winning and highly commended NHS trusts and healthcare organisations recognised in this year’s HSJ Awards in the winners’ brochure.
A blueprint for improving hepatitis C services in London
Hepatitis C is a growing problem in London but many sufferers are not getting the care they need. This special supplement, from Kosh Agarwal and colleagues’ at the London Joint Working Group for Substance misuse and Hepatitis C, outlines a blueprint for treating the disease.
Get the skills - an HSJ training and development supplement
With clinicians taking more of a driving seat in commissioning, this special HSJ supplement looks at the skills required in this new role, and how they can be gained.
New ways of working: an HSJ report on Leadership and Workforce
What are the new skills that will be required of managers, leaders and the frontline workforce post-reform?
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The future of pathology - an HSJ roundtable discussion
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Estates and facilities management: an HSJ supplement
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HSJ Roundtable: regulating NHS managers
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HSJ special supplement: primary care
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Achieving efficiency in the NHS - a special HSJ supplement
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Harnessing pharmacy to help deliver QIPP - an HSJ supplement
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Will commissioning reform aid integration? A special HSJ supplement
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HSJ special report: sustainability in the NHS
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Managing the new NHS - an HSJ supplement
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Preventing acute kidney injury: an HSJ special report
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Testing times: an HSJ training and development special supplement
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Value in modernisation: an HSJ IT supplement
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Managing long-term conditions: an HSJ special report
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Supporting the cancer survivorship population: an HSJ supplement
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Preventing hospital-associated venous thromboembolism
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A new era for IT? A special HSJ supplement
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The £80bn man: GPs get ready to hold the NHS budget
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The future relationship between the NHS and the pharmaceutical industry
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Innovation in technology is transforming NHS clinical excellence
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The NHS needs to change faster: here’s how to do it
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HSJ Awards 2010
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Finance: No Time Like the Present
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HSJ Awards 2010 Best Practice Report
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Primary care special report: happy hours
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Spending review roundtable: going back to the 1980s?
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Training and development: special report
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Information technology: reprogramming the IT culture of the NHS
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Energy efficiency management
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Facilities Management: Light work
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Primary care special report: a change of practice
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Preventing stroke: primary force
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Healthcare 100: the top healthcare employers
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The patient will see you now: rebalancing relationships in the NHS
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Increasing NHS efficiency: it's time to get tough
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Healthcare IT: is there a future for the NHS IT programme?
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Connecting for Health: There may be trouble ahead...
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Preventing stroke: action or crisis
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Better information, better decisions, better health
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NHS Evidence round table: stick to the facts
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Healthcare computing: investing in informatics
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Learning and development: why training is vital to recovery
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Cancer survivorship: supporting the two million people living with or beyond cancer
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Child health: getting services right for children and adolescents
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NHS top leaders: from good to great
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NHS procurement and logistics: value on stream
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Information for improvement: quality accounts
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Patient Safety Awards 2010: winners' supplement
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Pre-Budget report 2009: special report
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Information for improvement - tools and measures for finance and workforce management
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NHS leadership special report: taking the lead
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Going local: how to set up an autonomous renal unit
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Information for improvement: joint working
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Yorkshire and Humber PCT Collaborative
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Smoking cessation: the first day of a healthier life
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Innovation EXPO: shining a light on health's big ideas
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Fertility: delivering change
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Transforming Community Services
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Information for Improvement: world class commissioning competency 5
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HSJ Intelligence: Balanced views of NHS Evidence
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Skills for Health: The Honourable Guild of NHS Staff
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Round table - health Innovation: the future's bright
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Divide and conquer: how patient segmentation can beat inequality
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Economy class: Get creative with your training budget
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HSJ Intelligence: Patients get connected
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ProCure21: better buildings
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LIFT Awards 2009: excellence in building healthier communities
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Healthcare 100: the best places to work revealed
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NHS East of England: eastern promise
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Round table: will the penny drop for clinical managers?
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Sustainable Communities Awards 2009 - the winners
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HSJ Intelligence: health mapping
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18-week target: how we lost the NHS wait
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Intelligence: how to streamline patient records
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Innovation Live: bringing ideas to life
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HSJ50 in pictures
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HSJ50 2008: Controversy and change
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Time and motion: a programme for NHS efficiency
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Magic touch: the revolution in information sharing
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Smoking supplement: fired up
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Intelligence: future perfect
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Health inequalities: the human workshop
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Skills development: urgent response
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Future of commissioning: progress report
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Primary care development: new hat for GPs
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Chronic pain management
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HSJ intelligence supplement: IT confidential
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LIFT Awards 2008: building healthier communities
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Round table - clinical priorities: a dose of realism
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HSJ better buildings supplement
How to prioritise disinvestment in support services
A tool to help assess disinvestment in support services can help organisations validate their difficult decisions in this area, as Marion Bain, Hester Ward and Simon Belfer explain.
How to improve staff collaboration and delivered integrated care
Collaboration and enabled leadership helped one trust achieve better integration of services, which ended up benefitting both the patients receiving care and the staff delivering it, writes Jane Wells.
How to make change management a driver of quality care
Delivering an improved level of quality in patient care through change management is certainly achievable, but the vision and the process must be visible and understood at all levels of your organisation, say Marie-Clare Mendham and Seraphim Patel.
How a 'bottom-up' approach to innovation is making service improvements easier
Adopting a bottom-up approach to driving clinical improvements in a traditionally top-down health service is making a significant difference to the collaborative projects being run in north west London by the National Institute for Health Research, writes Ganesh Sathyamoorthy.
The benefits of using virtual environment radiotherapy training
Utilising virtual environment radiotherapy training has helped one trust develop and improve learning and knowledge in different departments across the trust, as Dean Garnham and colleagues explain.
Could Hinchingbrooke set a benchmark for health organisation ownership?
Circle’s takeover of Hinchingbrooke hospital has opened a debate on hospital ownership and management, which could, Kevin Jacquiss says, inspire the government to look at new ideas to secure a sustainable future for health service organisations.
How to create an organisational strategy to develop clinical leaders
A programme to engage senior staff with clinical leadership through assessment and development is creating a core group of strong clinical leaders at Salford Royal. Stephen Perry and David Wood explain the programme.
