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Hospital entertainment provider backtracks on price hike
Northumbria Healthcare foundation trust has forced bedside entertainment provider Hospedia to backtrack on a 140 per cent price hike.
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Rural trust announces major A&E plans
Northumbria Healthcare foundation trust is planning to centralise accident and emergency services at a new hospital.
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Four trusts are named after last-minute negotiations to decide foundation status
Published: 30/05/2002, Volume II2, No. 5807 Page 5
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Medical secretaries strike as regrading dispute rumbles on
Published: 14/03/2002, Volume II2, No. 5796 Page 7
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Happy clappy
news focus: The New Health Network denies that its members are a bunch of New Labour luvvies out to hijack the healthcare debate.But they certainly have the ear of key government figures.So who exactly are these enthusiastic supporters of all things Blair
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Milburn courts 'public service entrepreneurs'
Published: 17/01/2002, Volume II2, No. 5778 Page 4 5
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2001 - an NHS odyssey
news focus it was a dirty start to a year which ended in tension for trusts without stars.Laura Donnelly reflects on the year that was
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Trust action to silence whistleblower nurse seen as sign of culture 'uncomfortable with debate'
Published: 06/12/2001, Volume III, No. 5784 Page 7
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Modernisers go back to front line
Members of the NHS Modernisation Board are heading 'back to the floor' in a bid to give themselves a taste of life on the front line and to help engage staff in the process of change in the health service.
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Happy returns
IN PERSON: From top managers to nurses to play specialists, many health professionals, including those listed here, had their roles rewarded in the Queen's Birthday Honours
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Leading health figures rear political heads
The decision of two leading health service figures to speak at a Labour Party news conference, two days before the election has been criticised as conflicting with NHS Executive guidance on remaining impartial during the election.
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GP wins redundancy claim after hospital closure
A GP who was employed by a trust to provide cover at a hospital elderly care ward has won an employment tribunal claim for redundancy payments after the sessions were ended due to the ward's closure. Dr John Campbell, who practises in Ashington, Northumberland, had been employed as a hospital