South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust – Page 1522
-
HSJ Local
Somerset CCG begins work on community services redesign
STRUCTURE: Somerset Clinical Commissioning Group is developing plans for closer working between health and social care in the county.
-
Blogs
Monitor on the move
Word reaches End Game that everyone’s favourite NHS economic regulator is vacating its Westminster premises.Apparently Monitor is moving everyone out of their Matthew Parker Street headquarters and into its other central London abode in Waterloo.That leaves a prime bit of central London office space empty - but this situation will ...
-
HSJ Local
Lancashire Teaching Hospitals still feeling effects of A&E surge
PERFORMANCE: Lancashire Teaching Hospitals hit the national accident and emergency waiting target in May, but reported that it would not be able to achieve the target for the first quarter of 2013-14 overall.
-
NewsCall for Welsh healthcare probe rejected
The Welsh government has rejected calls for an inquiry into NHS care standards and death rates.
-
NewsA&E doctors 'should get pay rise'
Doctors working in A&E should be given a pay rise to help end the staffing crisis on emergency wards, it has been claimed.
-
NewsHSJ Live 25.7.2013: Burnham demands probe after HSJ reveals increase in deaths
CCG authorisation, the A&E crisis; less young people drinking and taking drugs; and the rest of today’s news and comments
-
HSJ LocalSheffield plans to merge 'very substantial elements' of health and care budgets
Sheffield’s clinical commissioning group and city council have revealed plans to merge “very substantial elements of [their] health and social care budgets”.
-
Blogs
Tackling inequality is a forgotten priority
A current Coronation Street storyline is ideal material for addressing racism issues in organisations
-
NewsEXCLUSIVE: Unexpected rise in deaths among older people
Public health officials are closely monitoring death rates as mortality among older people has been unexpectedly increasing since the beginning of 2012, HSJ has learned.
-
HSJ KnowledgeThe impact of EU data regulations on the NHS
New rules will affect the handling of patient data
-
HSJ KnowledgeHow to fix the NHS's crisis of moral leadership
How the NHS can create more ethical organisations
-
News
Property transfer could expose NHS to hefty tax bill
The Department of Health’s decision to transfer a £3.6bn portfolio of NHS properties to a private company may have exposed the health service to a hefty VAT bill, HSJ has learned.
-
CommentA new type of research for the information age
Ethics reviews must reflect the changing nature of work online
-
HSJ PartnersRick Stern on people power
Alan Penton’s story is a powerful and timely one for the NHS.
-
HSJ PartnersAlan Penton: 'The idea that it will take the NHS five years to change is planning to fail'
The fire service transformed from being reactive to focus on prevention − a journey the NHS could learn from.
-
HSJ PartnersJonathan Pearson on effective change
The 19th century was a time of technological invention and innovation. The 1820s brought the electric motor and Stephenson’s passenger railway; photography was invented in 1835 and the telephone in 1876, and the 1880s gave rise to the light bulb, the steam turbine and the pneumatic tyre.
-
HSJ Local
DH approves £11.7m PDC funding for Bolton FT
FINANCE: The Department of Health has approved £11.7m “public dividend capital” funding for financially troubled Bolton Foundation Trust, the provider’s latest finance report states.
-
HSJ Local
Central Manchester FT records £7.3m surplus
FINANCE: Central Manchester University Hospitals recorded a surplus before exceptional items of £7.3m for 2012-13, according to its May finance report.
-
HSJ Local
Richmond CCG predicts £6.7m surplus
FINANCE: Richmond CCG is predicting a £6.7m surplus for 2013-14.
-
HSJ Local
RUH behind plan on income
FINANCE: Royal United Hospital Bath Trust is behind plan on its income by £833,000 due to underperformance on elective activity.