All Facilities management articles – Page 40
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      NewsBrown 'misled' public over national deep clean policyThe government has been accused of misleading the public over its claim that all trusts would deep clean their entire sites. 
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      NewsFree parking scheme kicks off in WalesFree parking for patients, staff and visitors will be in place at most NHS hospitals in Wales starting today. 
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      NewsSpecialist cleaning inspectors to be deployedTeams from the Healthcare Commission will check that hospitals are meeting cleanliness standards from April, health secretary Alan Johnson has announced. 
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      NewsHSJ survey reveals trusts' progress on deep cleaningNot all trusts will have carried out a 'deep clean' of their hospitals by Monday's deadline, HSJ can reveal. 
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      NewsISTC payment framework announcedThe Department of Health has set out the costs it is prepared to cover as a result of last year's rescoping of the phase two independent sector treatment centre programme. 
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      HSJ KnowledgeDesigning healthcare buildings: the legal frameworkWho is responsible for ensuring that new healthcare buildings are fit for purpose? David March explains 
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      NewsFormer NHS executive jailedA former NHS executive has been jailed for 12 months for forging land profits in an attempt to wipe out his trust's financial deficit. 
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      NewsSingle room hospital gets go-aheadThe NHS's first all-single-room acute hospital has been given the final go-ahead. The Department of Health announced last week that construction work could start on Pembury Hospital in Kent by the end of the month. 
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      NewsCorporate manslaughter: you could be in the dockFrom 6 April NHS organisations could be prosecuted for corporate manslaughter if someone dies in their care, but different interpretations of the law mean trusts may be unclear about their responsibilities. Ingrid Torjesen attempts to unravel the new actFor more in-depth information about the act, register for HSJ’s free corporate ... 
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      NewsHospitals to be stripped of unhealthy vending machinesVending machines dispensing crisps, chocolate and sugary drinks are to be removed from all NHS hospitals in Wales.Most of these machines are to be removed within the next six months. 
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      NewsBiomedical research centre of excellence for ManchesterA biomedical research centre to be opened in Manchester will help to prevent, diagnose and treat ill-health and ensure patients benefit from scientific breakthroughs as quickly as possible, the Department of Health has announced. 
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      SupplementsHSJ better buildings supplementProCure21, a procurement method for NHS capital schemes, offers clients access to expertise, true partnership with contractors - and cost certainty 
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      HSJ KnowledgeSustainable healthcare constructionHealthcare construction contributes huge amounts of waste to landfills every year, but some organisations are working hard to change this. Here, we take a closer look at what they have achieved 
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      CommentGuarantees are vital to ISTC successYour piece on independent sector treatment centres, 'ISTC contract guarantees will saddle NHS with £187m bill', misses some fundamental points, writes David Worskett 
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      NewsTreasury puts off plan to move PFI schemes on balance sheetThe Treasury has given the NHS a year's stay of execution over changes to accountancy rules with major implications for private finance initiative schemes. The move to international financial reporting standards was due to be implemented across the public sector from this April. 
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      News£525m funding boost for NHS ScotlandA funding boost of £525m for new and improved NHS facilities, equipment upgrades, and IT systems across Scotland has been announced. 
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      NewsCredit crunch puts Kent PFI under threatPlans by Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells trust for a new private finance initiative hospital were dealt a blow this week when the bonds intended to finance the deal were downgraded. 
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      NewsFree parking in Wales will cost trusts £5.4mHospital trusts in Wales will lose up to £5.4m per year because the Welsh Assembly government has told them they must stop raising income from car parking. 
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      NewsISTC contract guarantees will saddle NHS with a £187m billDeals with private contractors have left the NHS facing a hidden 187m bill to buy back some of the controversial independent sector treatment centres, HSJ has learned. 
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      News£80.4m cost of 8,000 staff hurt at workJust over 8,000 NHS staff were seriously injured at work last year, figures published in Parliament show. 
 
 
      












 
     
     
     
    