All Health Service Journal articles in 21 February 2008 – Page 4

  • Comment

    Jo Stephenson on patient stacking

    2008-02-21T09:00:00Z

    Patient stacking sounds like the kind of thing medical students might get up to: giant Jenga with people instead of blocks of wood.

  • News

    Trust plans to scrap jobs and shelve units

    2008-02-21T09:00:00Z

    Trafford Healthcare trust has launched a turnaround plan in a bid to avoid a £7m deficit next year.

  • HSJ Knowledge

    Maggie Rae on Premier League performance

    2008-02-21T09:00:00Z

    Do names matter? Since arriving back in the NHS and PCT land, I haven't had much chance to think about titles or the name of our organisation.

  • HSJ Knowledge

    Steve Onyett on Paxman's pants

    2008-02-21T09:00:00Z

    While "pants" is a term of derision in the vernacular of youth, Jeremy Paxman's exchange last month with Marks & Spencer chief executive Sir Stuart Rose has done the men of our nation a service by highlighting the importance of being supported in all the right places.This is not the ...

  • Supplements

    HSJ supplement: Learning curves

    2008-02-21T11:48:00Z

    For subscribers only: This supplement discusses different aspects of training the workforce for 2020.Subscribe now to access the supplement!

  • HSJ Knowledge

    Learning curves

    2008-02-21T16:16:00Z

    HSJ's L&D supplement discusses different aspects of training the workforce for 2020.

  • HSJ Knowledge

    Health screening: from talk to action

    2008-02-22T09:00:00Z

    The importance of preventive diagnosis and screening programmes are now being talked up by the prime minister himself. Joshua Rowe looks at how they are already saving money - and lives

  • HSJ Knowledge

    Health screening: from talk to action

    2008-02-22T09:00:00Z

    Preventive diagnosis and screening programmes can improve patient care and save the NHS money, writes Joshua Rowe

  • News

    Monitor challenges DH on freedoms

    2008-02-22T09:00:00Z

    Battle lines are hardening between foundation trusts and the Department of Health over the trusts' future, following a series of leaked letters between the leaders of the NHS and regulator Monitor, reports Sally Gainsbury. The correspondence has exposed a gulf between their positions on New Labour's flagship hospitals.