All Health Service Journal articles in 25 November 2015 – Page 7
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HSJ Awards 2015: Clinical leader of the year
Beverley Oates SAP logo Sponsored by SAP Dr Beverly Oates – Wirral University Teaching Hospital Foundation Trust Dr Beverly Oates has been clinical leader for endoscopy at Wirral University Teaching Hospital Foundation Trust for 10 years. She implemented an electronic auditable reporting ...
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HSJ Awards 2015: Chief executive of the year
Sheena CumiskeySheena Cumiskey NHS Confederation Sponsored by NHS Confederation Sheena Cumiskey – Cheshire and Wirral Partnership Foundation Trust Sheena Cumiskey has won praise from a range of distinguished figures for how she carries out her work. With 19 years as a chief executive ...
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HSJ Awards 2015: Most effective adoption and diffusion of best practice
The Newcastle Upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation TrustHSJ Awards 2015: The Newcastle Upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Imperial College Health Partners logo Sponsored by Imperial College Health Partners The Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals Foundation Trust – Delivering seamless transfer of pharmaceutical care: ...
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HSJ Awards 2015: Clinical commissioning group of the year
NHS Sandwell and West Birmingham CCGHSJ Awards 2015: NHS Sandwell and West Birmingham CCG NHS Sandwell and West Birmingham Clinical Commissioning Group With a modern acute hospital set to open in the area in 2018, and ambitious plans to integrate health and social care, NHS Sandwell ...
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HSJ Awards 2015: Provider trust of the year
Birmingham Childrens Hospital FTHSJ Awards 2015: Birmingham Children’s Hospital Foundation Trust patients Celesio Sponsored by Celesio Birmingham Children’s Hospital Foundation Trust In 2014, Birmingham Children’s Hospital Foundation Trust launched its Next Generation Strategy, focusing on the four themes of people, IT, estates ...
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Executive Summary: And the winner is...
HSJ’s roundup of Wednesday’s must read health policy stories
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Executive Summary: Another throw of the dice
HSJ’s daily digest of the must read stories in health policy
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Hunt tells BMA: 'There are not pre-conditions'
Health secretary writes to BMA junior doctors committe chair Jeremy Hunt says there are no pre-conditions to contract negotiations Mr Hunt says he made this clear in September meeting with Johann Malawana Jeremy Hunt has said there are no “pre-conditions” to future junior doctor contract talks, in a ...
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DH unable to reveal extent of pay cut for doctors needing pay protection
DH says it is unable to say what the level of pay cut would be for junior doctors requiring pay protection Net take home pay for trainees will fall by £250-£300 because of basic pay rise BMA warns new contract offer would mean reduced pay for future junior doctors ...
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The worrying truth about mental health services
Lack of money is frequently highlighted as a key barrier to providing high quality care in mental health
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Four things we learnt at NHS Providers 2015
Take away messages from this year’s NHS Providers conference
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Exclusive: Consultant contract negotiations nearing conclusion
NHS Employers aiming to make final offer in December Contract variation will affect all consultants working in England Changes come as junior doctors ballot for industrial action Negotiations to change medical consultant contracts could be completed as early as next month, HSJ has learned.
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Executive Summary: Another fine mess
HSJ’s roundup of Tuesday’s essential health policy stories
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HSJ Local
Controversial ambulance delay pilot may have contributed to patient death
Commissioners warned that a controversial South East Coast Ambulance Foundation Trust pilot that added 10 minutes to some emergency response times may have contributed to the death of at least one patient, leaked emails seen by HSJ reveal.
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Nurse revalidation faces two year delay following DH finance concerns
The full introduction of revalidation for nurses and midwives could be delayed in England for two years due to government fears about the current state of NHS finances.
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'Deficiencies’ in takeover of learning disability unit where teenager died
There were ‘deficiencies’ in Southern Health Foundation Trust’s takeover of a learning disability service in the care of which a vulnerable teenager later died, an independent review has concluded.