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When Medway trust became one of the country's reviled 'dirty dozen'no-star establishments, rather than seeing it as a 'failure', the management team drew on widespread support to turn the situation round.Alison Moore reports
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Speed merchants
The improvement in response times at certain ambulance trusts has been described as 'a miracle'.Paul Smith sees the benefits of the simple approach
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Inside the labyrinth
As the Modernisation Agency tours the no-star trusts and conducts dozens of other programmes of change, Laura Donnelly battles her way through the organisation's complex structure in an attempt to pin down its role
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Has Scotland had its chips?
Gillian Kynoch may have a top job - but she's no fat cat.She faces the daunting task of changing the diet of a nation, and, as Barbara Millar discovers, she's a seasoned campaigner
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What if. . .. . . what then?
Comment : Will yet more money make a difference - and make it in time?
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Survival of the fittest
Comment : Re-organisation is proceeding despite bizarre mismatch of staff talent
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Trusts must give staff the chance to use their ideas to resolve problems
Letters : Frontline involvement
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On the side walk
doctors in management : Successive NHS reorganisations have failed to sweeten the doctor-manager relationship.So why should the latest attempts to end adversarial attitudes be any more successful? Mike Pollard reports
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A question of culture
doctors in management : Jeremy Davies canvasses the wards and the offices
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Career view mirror
doctors in management : The NHS plan makes a point of strong clinical and managerial leadership.Robert Palmer and colleagues conducted a survey to see how training should be tailored to reach this goal