All Stroke articles – Page 17
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Zero-star PCTs will not automatically be branded performance failures
Published: 03/04/2003, Volume II3, No. 5849 Page 6 7
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'Hotel service' leaves hospital patients hungry all over Europe
Published: 13/02/2003, Volume II3, No. 5842 Page 8 9
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Government asked to make stroke care a priority
Published: 31/10/2002, Volume II2, No. 5829 Page 8
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Homeward bound
An area-wide stroke strategy has moved patient care out of the acute sector and into the home, say Deborah Thorne and Stuart Jeffery
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Tale of the unexpected
What happens when a tiny cottage hospital learns it is to benefit from a massive legacy? Danny Lee went to Cromer, Norfolk, to find out
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Pride over prejudice
Rooting out age discrimination is the latest NHS priority, and Ian Philp is charged with spearheading the drive.He talked to Carol Harris about life after the national service framework
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Stick to the letter of socialism
The following letter to the health secretary Alan Milburn has been leaked. It was copied to Scottish health minister Susan Deacon, who also had socialist tendencies once.
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Beds under the Reds
Labour has crossed the ideological divide to embrace joint working with the private sector as a way to free NHS beds. Kaye McIntosh reports
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Shadowlands
People living in independent nursing homes are part of a shadow health service that falls outside the remit of CHI and the National Care Standards Commission. We must not ignore their care, says Chris Vellenoweth
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Watching expiry dates
The public health white paper sets out ambitious targets for reducing deaths by 2010. Mark Crail canvassed responses to it and found widespread scepticism that it would reduce health inequalities