All Facilities management articles – Page 47
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Cash-strapped Pennine trust to sell off HQ in financial recovery drive
Pennine Acute Hospitals trust is set to sell off its headquarters in a bid to slash a £21m debt.The trust has brought in a financial recovery programme which will also see the loss of over 300 posts and 250 beds. Managers are hoping to raise 'significant capital' from the sale ...
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HSJ Knowledge
HSJ supplement: better buildings
Just four years since its inception, ProCure21 is helping over 130 trusts to deliver new facilities. It has 72 schemes on site and 97 in planning. Already, 92 schemes worth £369m have been completed.
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NHS plan estates target abandoned NEWS
HSJ EXCLUSIVE Next month's goal to cut maintenance backlog by a quarter was facing failure
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Phoenix breathes new life into mental health estates
Published: 18/11/2004, Volume II4, No. 5932 Page 9
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NHS Estates set to review infection guidance
Published: 06/05/2004, Volume II4, No. 5904 Page 5
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Mental health estates need long-term solutions
comment One-off crisis grant to hard-pressed London trust is is not the way forward
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Mental health estates - HSJ demands action now
comment: Too many depressing and dangerous environments persist
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Facilities director on 'special leave' pending probe
Published: 17/04/2003, Volume II3, No. 5851 Page 8 9
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Estates'PPP initiative attracts 135
More than 135 companies have expressed an interest in the £600m public-private partnership set to take over NHS Estates' trading arm, following its separation from the organisation's policy and regulatory functions.
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'Caveman catering'
The NHS plan says half of all hospitals must have 'ward housekeepers' by 2004 to ensure food from the new menus is served hot and well presented and that patients can eat it.
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NHS catering: the dismal reality
You are a middle-aged man coming round from a minor but painful op in a sensitive area. What would you like to eat? Chicken soup, an egg and cress sandwich, jacket potato and chocolate mousse? That was supper one December evening for Roy Whitfield at Princess Margaret Hospital in Swindon. ...
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£200m for sterilisation facilities to help combat CJD
The government has announced that £200m will be spent on modernising sterilisation facilities in the NHS over the next two years, to minimise the risk of transmission of variant CJD. The money will be used to provide new sterilisers and washer disinfectors, with £100m in 2001-02 coming from the Department ...