HSJ Webcasts
HSJ is seeking NHS directors from SHAs, PCTs, foundation and mental health trusts who would be prepared to sit on the expert panels of future webcasts. If you would like to become a panel member and debate some of the biggest issues facing the NHS today, please email jason.winthrop@emap.com or call 020 7728 3733.Latest HSJ Webcasts
Online seminar: Will health service reform improve the quality of NHS care?
HSJ’s free webinar, in conjunction with the Chartered Quality Institute, is available on demand now.
Online seminar: driving standards up and costs down
With the advent of commissioning consortia and competition in the NHS, how will standards be improved and costs be driven down? Watch HSJ’s free online seminar now to find out
Patient care from a pathway perspective
Watch HSJ’s free online seminar to discover how commissioning to standard pathways can reduce costs and deliver better outcomes.
Improving financial performance
Watch this free online webinar to find out how to monitor cost and quality of contracts - in association with Pitney Bowes Business Insight
How to create public health reports with InstantAtlas
Learn how to create public health maps for your region
How to achieve more informed healthcare
You’ll learn how to achieve more informed healthcare at this HSJ webcast
HSJ 100 free online seminar - future power and influence in the NHS
This online seminar will examine where NHS power will lie in 2011 and who the decision makers will be. Register now to secure your place.
The government’s plan for the NHS: the health white paper analysed
Watch HSJ’s free online webcast to get to grips with the government’s plans for the NHS. Available on demand
Health checks for all?
The government has promised free health checks to everyone over 40 but how can PCTs ensure they are providing them effectively, and what role can pharmacies play in carrying out health MoTs?
Making best use of allied health professionals
Allied health professionals are a key part of the NHS workforce - but are you using yours to best effect? Register for HSJ’s free online masterclass to find out more.
Understanding patient costs
Patient-level costing offers a way to reduce unnecessary variation in the cost of care. Watch HSJ’s free online masterclass to learn more.
Developing infrastructure to deliver world class integrated care
Improving service delivery, clinical outcomes and patient experience through efficient, fit-for-purpose, high quality systems
Using clinical evidence to facilitate the right care and support planning decisions
A practical online seminar demonstrating the simplicity of using world class medical evidence to validate the appropriate level of care for individual patients
Increasing NHS organisational productivity and efficiency
Is your organisation struggling to reduce costs while maintaining or even improving the quality of services? The current economic climate means the focus is now on spending smarter, investing for the future and delivering results.
Planning for winter influenza - assessing the potential impact on HCAIs
Have you planned for early discharge during the winter influenza season? Does your winter preparedness plan include provision for MRSA patients?
Right care, right place, right time
Are you getting the flow of patients out of hospital right? Do you have the right level of care in the community? Find out how to do it at HSJ’s free online masterclass.
72 hours... and counting - meeting the summary discharge target
Are you meeting the NHS contract requirement to get discharge letters to GPs within 72 hours? Will you be ready for the 24 hour requirement starting in April 2010? Find out how to do it at this free online seminar. Register now and watch the debate on demand on your PC
NHS quality improvement: delivering and demonstrating quality
Following our highly successful Quality Information Assurance online seminar, in partnership with Oracle, in February, we are delighted to bring you the next step in supporting you on your quality journey: Quality Improvement - delivering and demonstrating quality in the NHS.
Quality information assurance: an understanding of governance, risk and compliance
Lord Darzi’s review and world class commissioning promise to bring positive changes to patient experience and drive up the quality of services. However, the sharing of information these agendas promote demands that quality information assurance is now a top priority in your trust.
World class commissioning: setting your priorities to deliver improved health outcomes
HSJ gathered some of the biggest names in primary care to discuss the Department of Health’s ambitious world class commissioning programme as part of a live, online debate. Andy Cowper listened in
The Corporate Manslaughter Act: what does it mean for you?
HSJ gathered a group of experts to discuss - live and online - the implications of the Corporate Manslaughter Act. Louise Hunt was there
More Resources
A surgical approach to value-based commissioning
Establishing guidelines for a wide range of procedures
Human behaviour and innovation in the NHS
Why new ways to promote innovation in the NHS are essential
Break away from 'heroic' leadership
The peloton shows competition and cooperation can go together in the NHS
Best of 2012: long-term conditions
Long-term conditions is the subject of this selection of best practice content
Wireless brings night-time care out of the dark ages
How Nottingham uses technology to enhance night-time care
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Improving the quality of dementia care
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Addressing the barriers
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Teen cancer: a problem shared
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How to use healthcare apps to your advantage
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What's the alternative?
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Paper-lite and beyond
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How to handle complaints
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Using telecare as a catalyst for change
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Developing models for academic health science networks
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Map a course to quality
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When it pays to join together
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Homing in on improved care
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Energy bills: off with the overheads
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Employment claims: a high stakes game
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Chaplaincy in end of life care
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Mobile working in the NHS
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The importance of reflective practices
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The power behind the chairs
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Pulling the plug on PCTs
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Serve up a change that lasts for life
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New duties - are you ready?
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Developing an index of conscientiousness
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Reducing the burden on hospital services
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Going digital
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Putting a price on pathology
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It's intensive, but is it for the best?
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The race to get the NHS online
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The coming together of community
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Being open on data
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How to get your workforce working
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A mountain to climb
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Local nurses for local people
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Ignore the integration naysayers
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How to make modern dementia services
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Different strokes for different folks
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Stepping good practice up a gear
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The paper chase is on
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Olympic legacy of a better life
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How to make it to merger
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A collaborative operation
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The magic number?
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In control of their condition
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Stop moving patients to tears
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Combating mortality rates
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Whistleblowing: the way ahead
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Avoid budgetary stretch marks
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Mental health - a joint approach
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An under-the-lens examination
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Why physician involvement can inspire higher performing healthcare
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How to ensure quality is kept in place
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Why now is the time to invest in community care
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Best foot forward: improving NHS organisations' carbon footprint
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How to put patients at the centre of palliative care
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How patients could benefit from top-up payments
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A safer approach to hospital pharmacy
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Properties of a prosperous estate
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How to buy: clinical portals could help patient information drive
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How voluntary organisations can demonstrate their value
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How GPs can remove obstacles to QIPP targets
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How to inject accountability into team performance
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The ideas and innovations taking health services by storm
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How one trust's efficiency programme benefitted its foundation bid
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How CCGs can be innovative about their functions
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Why CCGs should be encouraged to innovate in the new NHS
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HSJ and NHS Confederation supplement
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Identifying the opportunities for CCGs to make savings and efficiencies
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The benefits to CCGs from sharing patient information






