All articles by Alison Moore – Page 68
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SupplementsOpen a door to a new beginning
The Open University has helped over 1,000 healthcare support workers
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SupplementsA flexible gateway to the future
Healthcare workers aspiring to be nurses face a range of situations and challenges
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SupplementsMoving pictures: revolutionary technology to improve cancer care
Helping the NHS respond to rising demand for cancer care
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SupplementsEnsuring staff are safe and sound – an HSJ roundtable
The drive to increase patient safety has led to a boost in NHS staff recruitment
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SupplementsPathology conference: view from the panel and delegates
Asking the big questions at the HSJ/Roche pathology conference
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SupplementsTesting times for pathology − an HSJ supplement
Integrating the latest advances into the patient care pathway
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SupplementsCapital funding: The case for equipment investment
Weighing up competing spending decisions
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SupplementsSeven day working: coming to a hospital near you
Patients should expect to receive the same levels of care everyday
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SupplementsSpecial report: Procurement regulation is a bone of contention
Section 75 has created waves in the last year
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SupplementsStaying safe in an age of austerity
Cutbacks mean protecting people with mental health problems is tougher than ever
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SupplementsPounds, pills and pressures − an HSJ supplement
How the NHS can save money when it comes to buying and providing drugs
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SupplementsAgeing equipment: To replace or not to replace?
Managers in two organisations give their views
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Good buy to equipment: Purchasing and disposing of technology
How to save money when procuring equipment
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The battle to get the latest technology − an HSJ roundtable
The challenges of bringing innovative kit into hospitals in an age of austerity
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SupplementsBuying power - an HSJ procurement supplement
Buying into a whole new mindset for effective procurement
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HSJ LocalDeputy chief leaves Keogh trust after merger collapses
The deputy chief executive of Medway Foundation Trust – one of the ‘Keogh 11’ investigated for high death rates – has left his role there.
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HSJ Local
North Cumbria takeover fails to proceed
The planned acquisition of a ‘Keogh trust’ by a neighbouring foundation trust failed to go ahead on 1 October.
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SupplementsNavigating a competition minefield − an HSJ roundtable
Experts debate how to reconfigure services without breaking competition law
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NewsBogus advert fraudsters are jailed
Five members of a criminal gang which made more than 200 attempts to defraud NHS organisations by demanding payment for adverts in bogus magazines with similar names to real ones – including HSJ – have been jailed.