All East of England articles – Page 87
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Bedford must save nearly £17m
FINANCE: Bedford Hospital Trust will need to make cost reductions totalling £16.9m in 2012-13 just to break even.
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Ann Tate to chair Ipswich
WORKFORCE: Ann Tate has been appointed the new chair at Ipswich Hospital Trust.
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Queen Elizabeth forecasts £1.2m surplus
FINANCE: The Queen Elizabeth Hospital, King’s Lynn, Foundation Trust is forecasting a £1.2m surplus at the end of the year, against a £2m planned surplus.
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Queen Elizabeth Hospital gets extra funding to hit A&E target
PERFORMANCE: NHS Norfolk is providing extra funding to help the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, King’s Lynn, Foundation Trust meet A&E targets.
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Queen Elizabeth Hospital forecasts red rating over performance
PERFORMANCE: The Queen Elizabeth Hospital, King’s Lynn, Foundation Trust is forecasting it will be red-rated on performance by Monitor at the end of this quarter.
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Ex-BT man joins East and North Herts
WORKFORCE: Former BT director Ian Morfett is to become chairman of East and North Hertfordshire Trust in April.
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Norfolk and Norwich's director of nursing retires
WORKFORCE: Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals Foundation Trust director of nursing Nick Coveney is to retire.
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North Essex's surplus is £0.5m ahead of plan
FINANCE: North Essex Partnership Foundation Trust was £1.64m in surplus at the end of January - £529,000 ahead of plan.
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Building work starts to accommodate Princess Alexandra's second scanner
PERFORMANCE: Building work to accommodate a second CT scanner and change ways of working is underway at the Princess Alexandra Hospital.
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Queen Elizabeth's record keeping criticised by CQC
PERFORMANCE: The Queen Elizabeth Hospital, King’s Lynn has been criticised by the Care Quality Commission over its record keeping.
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Patient confidentiality breaches at Herts Community Trust
PERFORMANCE: Seven breaches of patient confidentiality occurred in Hertfordshire Community Trust in the first nine months of the financial year - six of them in children’s services.
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Deficit reduces at Norfolk Community Health and Care Trust
FINANCE: Norfolk Community Health and Care Trust’s financial position improved slightly in January with a surplus of £857,000 for the month reducing the deficit for the year to date to £288,000.
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Norfolk Community Health and Care approaches C diff maximum
PERFORMANCE: Norfolk Community Health and Care Trust had one case of Clostridium difficile in January, bringing its total in the year so far to eight.
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Suffolk assets worth £29.2m set for NHS Property Services
FINANCE: Properties worth more than £29m look likely to be transferred to NHS Property Services Ltd if Suffolk primary care trust signs a deal with preferred bidder Serco.
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Essex trusts form limited company with university and council
STRUCTURE: South Essex Partnership University Foundation Trust has formed a limited company with four other NHS trusts, Essex County Council and a university.
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One hundred staff placed 'at risk' at Bedford
WORKFORCE: Nearly 100 staff have been placed ‘at risk’ at Bedford Hospital as the trust considers major changes to its wards.
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Moorfields-run clinic opens at Bedford
SERVICES: More Bedford patients can now get specialist eye care without having to travel after the opening of a new clinic run by Moorfields Eye Hospital Foundation Trust.
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Cambridgeshire CS records surplus
FINANCE: Cambridgeshire Community Services Trust had a £570,000 surplus at the end of January - against a budgeted surplus of £270,000.
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James Paget launches new patient record system
FINANCE: James Paget University Hospitals Foundation Trust is launching a new electronic patient record this summer.
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No more trips to Leicester for Peterborough kidney patients
SERVICES: Kidney patients in the Peterborough area are increasingly able to have their treatment close to home rather than travelling to Leicester.