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Novartis criticised for switching heart drug brands

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Hospital chief apologises for Down's test mistakes

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Survey finds public disillusionment with services

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DoH unveils £2m projects to teach patients to manage their illnesses

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Agency chief urges colleagues to go 'back to the floor'

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Confed calls for shake-up of system pay review

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The NHS can cut costs by increasing investment in well-targeted management consultancy

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Patients are able to represent themselves

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IHM welcomes input into a national framework

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Up for transitory relationships? Who cares

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What we call humour can be disguised prejudice

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We are overlooking the public health strategy's radical egalitarian focus

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Sir Donald Wilson was a bully and we are well rid of his Stalinist reign-of-terror management style

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Criticism of St Helier has taken no account of the contribution its staff make to students'education

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Down in the dumps

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NEWS FOCUS: Though debate was cut short at the TUC in Brighton, unions are determined to take a hard line on the rights of NHS staff transferred under public-private partnerships.But Ann McGauran wonders whether the shouting match is obscuring the real is
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Live aid

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NEWS FOCUS: The health services in New York responded to the World Trade Center attack in a manner that belied the death and destruction that faced them.But it was all in the planning.Jennifer Trueland pays tribute
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Grateful dread

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NEWS FOCUS: The UK's experience of major terrorist attacks has paled into insignificance alongside the thousands of deaths in America last week.But could we cope with a comparable event? Lynn Eaton reports
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Stop kidding around

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OPEN SPACE: The NHS must learn to trust its staff and treat them as adults if it is ever to become truly effective, says Jenny Griffiths
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IN PERSON

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Dr Maggie Cork has been appointed chief executive of Leicestershire and Rutland Healthcare trust.
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Events

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Bristol inquiry 12 October, Bristol 'Learning from our mistakes - clinical governance and the Bristol Royal Infirmary enquiry' is a conference sponsored by the Socialist Health Association and NHS Consultants Association. The event aims to identify the key issues arising from the Bristol Royal Infirmary and other recent untoward incidents ...