All Comment articles – Page 182
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CommentYour Humble Servant: family knows best
“Everything is essential, dynamic and the answer, until it is replaced”
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CommentOFT may block basket case trust moves
If there are flaws in the OFT’s arguments, will the DH be prepared to say so?
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CommentHunt's head is in the Risk Clouds
The health secretary has a novel way of dealing with his daily crises
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CommentFree from the dead hand of Connecting for Health
“We need to link the technology to see the benefits people want”
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CommentRegulating managers is the wrong response to Mid Staffs
Poor managers are a symptom of a poorly governed system
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CommentClinical research can improve health and wealth
Research projects can improve hospitals’ finances and treatment
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CommentCommunity care should be the NHS's first option
Community FTs are crucial to the mandate’s aspirations
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CommentCommissioning board makes its move
Is the board’s rejection of the CCG funding formula a declaration of independence?
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CommentMichael White: escalation in healthcare's culture wars
The Francis inquiry has riled the public and private sectors
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CommentThe profitable prize behind pension reform
Radical changes to pensions enable the government’s goal for the NHS
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CommentStaff should be protected from 'never events'
The safety of healthcare workers should also be a factor on the never events list
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CommentTransforming primary care: let's start with the basics
Improving primary care is key to meeting demand for better NHS services
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CommentWe must root out ageism in NHS cancer care
Bold steps now can improve cancer care in the long term
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Comment
Readers' letters - 20 December 2012
Reaction to the impact on general practice of a new funding formula and the future budget for specialised commissioning. Plus why front line nurses are not to blame for a lack of compassionate care
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CommentNHS managers' car metaphors belong on the scrapheap
Managers’ language can be damaging for the wider workforce
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CommentHealth leaders on Twitter have a public health responsibility
Health leaders can use social media to improve public health
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CommentA timely strategy for hospitals to cope with demand
Acute trusts cannot prevent overcrowding but they can reduce demand
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CommentToo big to fail: why PFI will get a helping hand in an emergency
PFI creditors are likely to be protected when NHS trusts fail
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CommentNHS must plan for a longer austerity than we imagined
The autumn statement reveals frightening truths about savings
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Comment‘What we need is to find problems that are exquisitely difficult’
Brunel University’s professor of healthcare systems Terry Young is on a quest to bring modelling and simulation into health service delivery