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Fake drug farce

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FEEDBACK
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Tsunami twins

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FEEDBACK
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Unfinished business will keep politicians and managers busy

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COMMENT - NHS REFORM
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Fill knowledge gap by engaging with staff

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COMMENT - PENSIONS REVIEW
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FELLOWS WELL MET

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CLINICAL MANAGEMENT
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Night shifts hit patient care

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WORKING-TIME DIRECTIVE
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ACUTE TRUSTS DECEMBER 2004

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BAROMETER
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SIMON STEVENS ON BATTLES FOR 2005

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OPINION
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DAVID WOODHEAD ON ENGAGING COMMUNITIES

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Published: 13/01/2005, Volume II5, No. 5938 Page 27
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PRIMARY CARE ROUND-UP

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Involving service users in recruitment

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DRUG AND ALCOHOL SERVICES
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Why training is essential for clinical coding

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FINANCE
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Preparing for an open information culture

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FREEDOM OF INFORMATION
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BEING A BETTER MANAGER

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Published: 06/01/2005, Volume II5, No. 5937 Page 27
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What are the best funding models for continuing care?

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PRIMARY CARE
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How to improve internal comms

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COMMUNICATIONS
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Financial black hole poses tough questions for boards

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COMMENT - NHS IN THE RED
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Why are admissions rising so steeply?

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COMMENT - A&E TARGET
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Why the NHS is facing its bleakest outlook in years

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FINANCE SPECIAL Contracts, payment by results, Agenda for Change and out of hours take their toll
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BLIND OPTIMISM OR BLINKERS?

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Published: 06/01/2005, Volume II5, No. 5937 Page 15