All Health Service Journal articles in December 2017 – Page 12
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HSJ PartnersPartner with Celesio UK to deliver new models of care: Download the brochure
Celesio UK, the parent company of LloydsPharmacy, through a partnership model can help you bring healthcare closer to home for patients who require infusion or subcutaneous injection treatments by creating additional space and capacity. Download the brochure to find out more.
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Best Practice
Prime75+ scheme helps elderly people to socialise and overcome loneliness
Entrant: Prime GP PLC
Category: HSJ Awards 2017/ Compassionate Patient Care
Award: Shortlisted -
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Integrated mental health services help 81% people access therapy within six weeks
Entrant: Salford Clinical Commissioning Group
Category: HSJ Awards 2017/ Clinical Commissioning Group of the Year
Award: Shortlisted -
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Providing care at home helps prevent 89% of patients being admitted to hospital
Entrant: Wolverhampton Clinical Commissioning Group
Category: HSJ Awards 2017/ Clinical Commissioning Group of the Year
Award: Shortlisted -
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The Norwich New Model of Care helps prevent over 300 acute admissions
Entrant: Norwich Clinical Commissioning Group
Category: HSJ Awards 2017/ Clinical Commissioning Group of the Year
Award: Shortlisted -
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Screening referrals prior to surgery reduces AKI incidents by 85%
Entrant: Heart of England Foundation Trust
Category: HSJ Awards 2017/ Acute Sector Innovation
Award: Shortlisted -
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Integrated working helps deliver better healthcare services in the community
Entrant: North East Hampshire and Farnham Clinical Commissioning Group
Category: HSJ Awards 2017/ Clinical Commissioning Group of the Year
Award: Shortlisted -
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Integrated model of care helps deliver better continuity of care
Entrant: Dudley CCG
Category: HSJ Awards 2017/ Clinical Commissioning Group of the Year
Award: Shortlisted -
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Play preparation enables 31 children undergo MRI scans without general anaesthetic
Entrant: Poole Hospital Foundation Trust
Category: HSJ Awards 2017/ Acute Sector Innovation
Award: Shortlisted -
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Bionector TKO Self-Administration Set helps improve patient experience
Entrant: Royal Devon and Exeter Foundation Trust
Category: HSJ Awards 2017/ Acute Sector Innovation
Award: Shortlisted -
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Using an outcome-based approach for care delivery improves patient outcomes
Entrant: Tower Hamlets Clinical Commissioning Group
Category: HSJ Awards 2017/ Clinical Commissioning Group of the Year
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CommentRelease the cash to prevent cancer deaths
Laura Fulcher on the need for more finances to meet the 62 day cancer diagnosis targets
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HSJ LocalOutstanding trust loses £16m contract to charity
An outstanding rated trust has failed in its bid to renew a five year health and wellbeing contract in Bedfordshire.
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NewsMapped: October DTOCs performance data
Delayed transfer of care performance data for October was published by NHS England last week. Using analysis of the data by Impower, Local Government Chronicle has mapped NHS and council performance against government’s target for the area.
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HSJ LocalTrusts across STPs hope to merge by spring 2018
Two trusts in neighbouring sustainability and transformation partnerships have confirmed they aim to merge in early 2018, following the outcome of a review by the Competition and Markets Authority.
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NewsExclusive: 'Avoidable harm' caused by a failure to join up health and social care
The Care Quality Commission has “found examples of avoidable and unintentional harm” created by a fragmented health and care system.
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HSJ LocalTrust selected as accountable care 'integrator' for county
Worcestershire commissioners have chosen a community and mental health trust to be an “integrator” for accountable care across the county.
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Expert BriefingNorth by North West: Leaked report exposes prison misery
Essential insight into NHS matters in the North West of England, with a particular focus on the devolution project in Greater Manchester. By Lawrence Dunhill
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NewsDepartment of Health gender pay gap revealed
Women working at the Department of Health earn up to 14 per cent less than men an hour – despite women making up two-thirds of its workforce.