All Health Service Journal articles in 2001-08-02 – Page 2
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Canards which say 'quack'
COMMENT: Charging for visits to GPs - a tired old idea in need of retirement
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Making it count
MY BRILLIANT CAREER - FINANCE: Balancing financial resources with the needs of a community is never easy - particularly when mergers are thrown into the mix. Lyn Whitfield talks to a man who has dealt with both
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Events
Developing income 4 September, Leicester An Age Concern workshop on 'Fundraising - developing income from trusts and similar bodies'will explore what makes a good application and establish a practical approach to making successful applications. It will help participants to understand what a trust is and the process of making applications, ...
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Figment of the imagination?
NEWS FOCUS: The National Institute for Mental Health is intended to transform mental health services and research in England.But will the reality match the rhetoric, wonders Rebecca Evans
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Shifting the Furniture: yet more upheaval
COMMENT: A reform too far as an angry public await real improvements in delivery
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Getting won over
CONSULTANT APPRAISAL: Annual appraisal for all consultants became mandatory in April.But some trusts find schemes difficult to set up.Alison Moore reports
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The old grey superheroes
NEWS FOCUS: Managers want to do good, too.But the bean-counters and the clinicians do not always see eye to eye.Paul Smith reports on research into what motivates managers and medics
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