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THE PERSUADERS

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opinion : Our weekly guide to healthcare's most influential people No 48
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Grim days in the bunker - and still no sign of a clean bill of health

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opinion : POLITICS
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Trusts must give staff the chance to use their ideas to resolve problems

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Letters : Frontline involvement
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. . . but the view that managers and clinicians are to blame is wrong

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GPs are willing to learn management skills

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Refugee doctors are becoming more and more qualified to make their contribution to the NHS

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What is needed for greater patient and public involvement - besides cash

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Using stories as opportunities for hard-hitting headlines - disgraceful!

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The NHS is taking nurses for a ride

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On the side walk

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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

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doctors in management : Jeremy Davies canvasses the wards and the offices
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Career view mirror

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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
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Soldiering on

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my brilliant career - mental health
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in person

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Chief executive of Eastbourne Hospitals trust Alan Randall has been seconded to the Commission for Health Improvement for six months as a reviewer. Glenn Douglas, operational services director and deputy chief executive, will be acting chief executive until 31 March 2002.
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Events

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Reducing starvation
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Dear Mel. . .

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I have heard some rumours that It is possible there may be some attacks on unsuspecting hospital management teams, by a shadowy hit squad who strike ruthlessly if you do not follow their fundamentalist line to the letter.
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monitor

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Monitor didn't like to mention it, but he feels a growing sense of unease every time he chances upon Nige Edwards, the Confed's very own motormouth. Perfectly normal, you might say. But at HSJ 's Health Management Awards last week, it took a fresh pair of eyes (perhaps under the ...
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monitor

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When people say Mr Charisma, John Hutton is rarely the first person to come to mind. Nice, yes. Pale and slightly ghoulish looking?
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Equity in healthcare

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data briefing
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Electric avenue

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A pioneering computer system hopes to take some of the paper and pain out of the referral process.