All Health Service Journal articles in 29 October 2009 – Page 3
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NewsCQC will face ‘tricky decisions’ on failing services
The Care Quality Commission has some “tricky decisions” ahead on using its powers to shut down failing services, its chair has admitted.
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CommunityGold diggers
Times are hard. Amid talk of pay freezes and “tough decisions” it seems some NHS hospitals are helping staff sell their jewellery.
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NewsOutsourcing service ‘will save NHS millions’ on HR, says NHS Employers
NHS Employers is launching a subscription service it hopes will save the NHS “many millions” of pounds by outsourcing human resources functions.
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NewsMediator to help reconcile FT row staff
A mediator has been called in to a bitter dispute between managers and clinicians at Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership Trust, which is applying for foundation status.
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CommunityWashing up is hard to do
It’s good the hand hygiene message is getting through loud and clear - perhaps a little too loud and clear.
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Community
No room for weight loss surgery
Politically incorrect chuckles abound in one unnamed NHS trust’s board.
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LeaderHSJ, 29 October 2009
HSJ, 29 October 2009HSJ, 29 October 2009 Click here to download a PDF of the magazine
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HSJ KnowledgeNHS fraud: how to recover losses
Daniel Purcell explains how to recover losses as part of a counter-fraud strategy
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CommentMichael White on unaccountable PCTs
Rare indeed is a Sunday night call by this column which yields a mention of primary care trusts and ancient Greek philosopher cum intellectual hard man Plato, virtually in the same breath.
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