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Days like this - HSJ 3 October 1991
NEWS: Call to end pay review bodies. . . Qa collapses. . . Trusts form federation. . . GPs demand primary care authorities. . . Report slates NHS housing. . .
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The tender touch
PRIVATE FINANCE INITIATIVE: Capacity is limited in the building sector to meet demand for health service private finance initiatives. Seamus Ward reports on how the market is gearing up
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IN PERSON
Philip Moss has been appointed executive director of development at Doncaster and South Humber Healthcare trust.The newly created post will mean Mr Ross is leading the development of the trust's strategic policy.A qualified social worker, he has worked for Milton Keynes development corporation and Sheffield Hallam University.
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Man with the plan
MY BRILLIANT CAREER - HUMAN RESOURCES: John Sargent has just taken on one of the newest - and potentially crucial - jobs in the country. He talks to Lyn Whitfield about the challenges he faces
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Independent thought
THE SECTOR: IN PROFILE The independent sector is bigger than many imagine. Now changes are afoot that might also open the doors to European healthcare providers. Jeremy Davies reports
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Home truths
LONG-TERM CARE: Private providers of long-term care do not only cater for elderly people. Alison Moore reports on this diverse sector and the role it could play in intermediate care
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Who provides what, where: mental health
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES GUIDE - A guide to the main independent mental health service hospitals and units in England by health region
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Hand in hand
PROFILE: MENTAL HEALTH SECTOR The concordat may not have included mental health but business between the NHS and the independent sector is booming. Alison Moore reports on future prospects
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Gently does it
NEWS FOCUS: Forget traffic lights: the new performance ratings are about spreading learning and improvement - and sensitivity, writes NHS chief executive Nigel Crisp
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Four warned
NEWS FOCUS: The new directors of health and social care in England have a pivotal role in the latest NHS upheaval as the regional offices disappear.They know what is being demanded of them, but can they deliver? Alison Moore reports