All Health Service Journal articles in 2001-06-28 – Page 3
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Mass production
US HEALTHCARE: Health benefit schemes offered by US companies to their employees are unpopular and in an expensive state of flux. Howard Berliner reports
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The urge to merge
CARE TRUSTS: Rivalry between the health and social care elements in the new care trusts is not uncommon. But in some organisations, the urge to merge is almost irresistible, reports Thelma Agnew
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MONITOR
Regular readers will recall that Monitor was upbraided last week for remarks about Marie Stopes' Passport to Sexual Health for Teens, and its usefully wipe-clean cover. Since then he has had the opportunity to reflect in a secluded spot on whether he has an unusual predilection for Benny Hill-style sexual ...
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The scrutiny mutiny
SCRUNTINY: What sort of scrutiny can health managers expect from local councils? Paul Corrigan describes a pilot study in which councillors were more interested in being constructive than in settling old scores
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Signs of the times
NEWS FOCUS: Managers could be caught between NHS staff angered at increased private input into the NHS and the government. Tash Shifrin reports from Unison's conference in Brighton.
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Sweet success
ADVICE LINES: Telephone advice systems can be a convenient and cost-effective way to communicate with patients.
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