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Sharing caring
NHS chief executive Sir Nigel Crisp has exhorted managers to cut overhead costs by developing shared services.But in
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Growing pains
With more women likely to live longer with breast cancer, plus an ever-increasing elderly population, how can the NHS cope? Mark Gould reports
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No holding back
If the foundation hospital legislation debated in the Commons this week reaches the statute books, the current trickle of trusts applying for the new status will soon become a flood - and the consequences will be immense
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Money talks
the columnist Dr Tom Coffey South London GP; professional executive committee chair, Wandsworth primary care trust. .
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Acting up: what NHS bodies, GPs and dentists have to do
Published: 10/07/2003, Volume II3, No. 5862 Page 41
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Germ warfare
The struggle to hospital-acquired infections and minimise their damaging effects on people's lives has no end in sight
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Tone's in the saddle to thwart foundation bill rebels
Published: 10/07/2003, Volume II3, No. 5862 Page 21
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Given the blue light
Yet another minister and a higher profile for the service.Ambulance staff at the Ambex conference may have expressed satisfaction at the recent turn of events, but what's next for the service? Lynne Greenwood was there
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P-P-Pick up on policy
It was the PPP Foundation, now It is the Health Foundation, a healthcare research body out to spend £20m a year.Will its impact be as big as its wallet?