All East Midlands articles – Page 55
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NewsCentral costs of pathology reorganisations revealed
Three controversial regional pathology reorganisations have incurred £2m in central costs and experts estimate the total bill for NHS trusts and bidders to be about £10m and rising.
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HSJ KnowledgeBetter GP access, better A&E outcomes
Improving access to primary care can take pressure of accident and emergency
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NewsExclusive: CCGs abandon flagship regional pathology reorganisation
Clinical commissioning groups have abandoned a £500m flagship regional reorganisation of pathology services, dealing a major blow to efforts to bring about major changes in the sector, HSJ can reveal.
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HSJ KnowledgePatient leaders should have been Francis' first recommendation
The report fell short on patient empowerment
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HSJ Local
Northampton sets itself £13m CIP target
FINANCE Northampton General Hospital Foundation Trust has set itself a cost improvement plan target of £13m for 2013-14.
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HSJ Local
United Lincolnshire Hospitals Trust gets £6m bailout
FINANCE: United Lincolnshire Hospitals Trust has been given a £6m bailout, HSJ can reveal.
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HSJ Local
Leicester Hospitals publishes survey results online
PERFORMANCE: Friends and family ratings for every ward at the University Hospitals of Leicester Trust will now be published on the trust website.
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HSJ Local
Sherwood Forest trust told to focus on quality over Monitor requirements
PERFORMANCE: The Keogh mortality review has asked Sherwood Forest Hospitals Foundation Trust to focus on the quality and safety of patient care rather than “meeting Monitor [performance]breaches in finance and governance”.
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HSJ Local
Keogh finds disconnects at United Lincs
The Keogh review has identified “lack of escalation procedures, inadequate staffing levels and disconnected leadership” as some of the key areas of concern at the United Lincolnshire Hospitals Trust.
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HSJ Local
Nottingham plans £45m savings in 2013-14
FINANCE: Nottingham University Hospitals Trust aims to make cost improvement programme savings of £45m in 2013-14.
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HSJ Local
Kettering sets itself £12.5m CIP target
FINANCE Kettering General Hospital Foundation Trust has set itself a cost improvement plan target of £12.5m for 2013-14.
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HSJ Local
Leicester sets itself £40.4m CIP target
FINANCE University Hospitals of Leicester Trust has set itself a cost improvement plan target of £40.4m for 2013-14.
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HSJ KnowledgeUsing surgeons’ outcome data for quality control
Measuring surgical outcomes to assess the quality of surgeons
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HSJ LocalAnalysed: The impact of pathology reorganisation
An in-depth look at two major pathology reorganisations in the Midlands and East of England and the wider implications
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HSJ Local
Complaints about children labelled 'overweight'
PERFORMANCE: The Patient Advice and Liasion Service (PALS) for Nottingham and Rushcliffe has received a flurry of complaints about letters sent out to parents about their child’s weight, recent CCG board papers show.
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HSJ Local
Concern over suicide figures
PEFORMANCE: There were 35 suicide-related patient safety incidents at Nottinghamshire Healthcare Trust last year, according to figures in commissioner board papers.
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HSJ Local
NUH had five never events last year
PERFORMANCE: Nottingham University Hospitals Trust reported five “never events”, iincluding once case of wrong site surgery, in 2012/13, commissioner board papers show.
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HSJ Local
IAPT performance highlighted in Milton Keynes
PERFORMANCE: The number of people receiving mental health treatement under the Improving Access to Psychological Therapies scheme is off target in Milton Keynes.
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HSJ Local
East Leicestershire and Rutland delays 111
STRUCTURE: The roll out of NHS 111 across Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland has been further delayed.
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HSJ Local
Derbyshire Community Health to increase beds following quality concern
PERFORMANCE: A board paper for North Derbyshire CCG shows that Derbyshire Community Health Services NHS Trust will “significantly” increase bed numbers at Bolsover Hospital because of concerns that the “consistently high bed occupancy during the last 3 months appears to have impacted on the quality of care”.