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Anthrax panic is a gift to the terrorists

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Missing vital information

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A label by any other name

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opinion: COMMUNITY SPIRIT
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THE PERSUADERS Our weekly guide to healthcare's most influential people No 42

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Railtrack's demise puts reputations on the line

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opinion : POLITICS
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Tragic tale of chief executives making light work of serious reading

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letters
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No criticism of social workers yet from Laming in Climbie hearing

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Disrespect shown to chief executives damages trust and endangers progress

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Why bother employing nurse consultants when there are not enough staff on the front line?

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Malnutrition can be detected in hospital but treatment is longer-term and requires a unified approach

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'Switching' claims cast doubt over security at GP practice

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Americans got there first with job shares too

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Tackling top 10 tips

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Following the story to the very letter

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The ghost of a boast

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health systems
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GLOBAL soundings

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health systems
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Down to a fine art

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my brilliant career - social services
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in person

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Melanie Walker has been appointed to a new post as director of social care at South West London and St George's Mental Health trust, which she will take up on 1 December.
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Events

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Items are entered free for public sector, voluntary and professional organisations, but we need at least six weeks' notice of your event.
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monitor

2001-10-18T00:00:00Z

Neither a borrower nor a statistician be, as old Ma Monitor used to say, back in the days when poisson statistics were more likely to be found drowning in garlic in a French bistro than troubling a health policy publication. That was before clinical indicators and balanced score cards became ...