HSJ Supplements
Child health: getting services right for children and adolescents
The NHS is not very good at focusing on children and young people. The question is why? While we have stopped seeing children as small adults, we have yet to properly recognise the needs of adolescents and people in early adulthood. There is a lot to do to improve outcomes.
NHS top leaders: from good to great
An introduction to the Top Leaders programme and a list of the leaders selected so far
NHS procurement and logistics: value on stream
NHS Supply Chain is designed to enable health service organisations achieve economies and efficiencies while meeting increasing demand and quality imperatives.
Information for improvement: quality accounts
A resource for organisations seeking to identify the information they can potentially use for quality accounts.
Patient Safety Awards 2010: winners' supplement
The Patient Safety Awards celebrate the commitment and creativity shown by individuals and organisations, and disseminate best practice throughout the UK and beyond. The individuals and teams involved in all the shortlisted entries are examples of the best in healthcare and demonstrate that patient safety truly is at the heart of what you do.
HSJ Awards 2009 - the winners
The HSJ awards celebrate healthcare at its best. The winners have proved themselves in a rigorous judging process and have triumphed from more than 1,000 entries. They demonstrate the innovation, inspiration and dedication of health service staff.
Information for improvement - tools and measures for finance and workforce management
The NHS is entering a new phase in which resources will be tighter than ever, demands will continue to rise and quality must still be driven up along with productivity.
NHS leadership special report: taking the lead
We all know leadership matters. Leadership has been a neglected reform lever in the NHS but it is unacceptable for a business of our size and complexity not to have a systematic approach to developing it.
Going local: how to set up an autonomous renal unit
Acute trust providers and primary care trust commissioners will need to work collaboratively to set up an autonomous renal unit.
Information for improvement: joint working
This supplement has been sponsored by The NHS Information Centre to highlight the work under way to integrate health and social care information.
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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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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
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HSJ intelligence supplement: password future
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Sustainable communities award supplement
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HSJ supplement: Learning curves
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Service transformation special report
NHS reconfiguration: lend an ear to your service users
With any major service change, consultation, engagement and communication are critical, says Clive Caseley
Welcoming disability can build better NHS boards
Increasing the representation of the disabled community on trust boards is being hindered by a lack of understanding and guidance, writes Daloni Carlisle
Urgent and Emergency Care - conference sessions
A business critical briefing from HSJ’s Urgent and Emergency Care conference
Urgent and Emergency Care
A business critical briefing from HSJ’s Urgent and Emergency Care conference
Achieving Equality in NHS Service Delivery - conference sessions
A business critical briefing from HSJ’s Achieving Equality in NHS Service Delivery conference
Achieving Equality in NHS Service Delivery
A business critical briefing from HSJ’s Achieving Equality in NHS Service Delivery conference
