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cradle to grave
feature: As the Information for Health targets loom, what progress is being made on electronic patient records, asks Jane Dudman
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Record makers: a revolution needed in doctors' working practices
Published: 21/03/2002, Volume II2, No. 5797 Page 13
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Ground zero
Missed targets and a rise of 15 per cent in people waiting for treatment. . The minister is blaming years of underfunding, but is she right? Jonathan Traynor reports
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Still crazy after all these years
It is five years since the King's Fund inquiry into mental health services in London, and researchers are taking another look. Ann McGauran reports
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another write-off
feature: Deaths from drug errors are rising dramatically and a recent report says poor IT management - and GPs'notorious handwriting - must take much of the blame. Steve Mathieson reports
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war and peace
the next big thing: In a modern version of beating swords into ploughshares, Eurofighter technology is being installed in ambulances.Sally Whittle reports
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International rescue
Professor Sir Magdi Yacoub is spearheading the latest drive to tempt overseas-trained doctors into the NHS. But many have doubts about whether the scheme will work. Daloni Carlisle reports
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Hitting the deck
news focus: David Loughton is going; his successor will be appointed under the franchise scheme. Paul Smith reports on a legacy of bitterness among staff at Coventry's Walsgrave Hospital - and their hopes for the future
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Tunnel vision
Statistics on lengthening waiting times for cancer patients make grim reading. Is improvement on the way? Paul Smith reports
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Cabinet Office may monitor PCT chief executives
Published: 21/03/2002, Volume II2, No. 5797 Page 5
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NHS Alliance paints bleak picture of frontline power
Published: 21/03/2002, Volume II2, No. 5797 Page 4
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IT strategy lies in ruins as only five trusts hit April EPR targets
Published: 21/03/2002, Volume II2, No. 5797 Page 4 5
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Success of staff-transfer pilots 'takes brakes off 'PFI progress
Published: 21/03/2002, Volume II2, No. 5797 Page 5
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Time passes - and so do NHS plan deadlines
Target slippage means some of its key ambitions are unlikely to be achieved
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Record-breaking failure
As cash earmarked for IT reform disappears, so does hope of modernisation