All Foundation Trust Network (NHS Providers) articles – Page 36
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      NewsSteve Barnett aims to marshal NHS Confederation's network powerTen months ago no one expected Steve Barnett to permanently replace Gill Morgan as chief executive of the NHS Confederation. 
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      NewsMonitor takes fight for FT freedoms to the House of LordsMonitor has launched a challenge to the government in Parliament to protect foundation trust freedoms and its role as their regulator.The regulator believes proposals in the Health Bill compromise foundation trusts' independence by requiring them to send quality accounts to the health secretary. 
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      NewsAlan Johnson has 'no concerns' over private patient cap amendmentHealth secretary Alan Johnson was shown Baroness Molly Meacher’s amendment to abolish the cap on private patient income and raised ‘no concerns’, HSJ has been told. 
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      NewsPeer lays amendment to remove private patient income capAn amendment laid to the Health Bill on Friday will completely remove the private patient income cap for foundation trusts, if MPs pass it.The amendment was developed by the Foundation Trust Network and comes as Unison prepares to challenge in court foundation trust regulator Monitor’s ‘too permissive’ interpretation of the ... 
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      NewsFoundation trusts call for private patient income flexibilityThe Foundation Trust Network has called for a public debate on changing the law to allow foundations to take on more private patient work. 
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      News20 trusts set to miss foundation trust deadlineMore than 20 hospital and mental health trusts have been warned they are entering an ‘end game’ because they will not be ready to become foundation trusts before December 2010.Those unable to meet the government’s deadline face either radical restructuring or becoming part of a ‘shopping list’ for existing foundation ... 
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      NewsCare Quality Commission could make SHAs redundantThe NHS Confederation has called for a major rethink of strategic health authorities' roles in light of the new regulatory regime. 
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      NewsFoundations face threat to joint venturesFoundation trusts face narrowed commercial opportunities because of a gap in the government's insolvency regime, the Foundation Trust Network has warned. 
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      HSJ KnowledgeHealth tourism: don't forget your toothbrush…Estimates suggest as many as 150,000 Britons will travel abroad for medical treatment this year. But how is health tourism likely to affect the NHS, asks Alison Moore 
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      NewsFoundation trust transition reaches halfway markThe transition of acute and mental health trusts to foundation status passed the halfway mark this week. 
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      NewsMonitor tightens private patient income rulesMonitor has ruled that income from foundation trusts’ joint ventures and associate ventures will count towards their private patient income cap.However, the regulator has also recommended that the government changes the legislation on the cap on the proportion of income foundations can earn from private patients. 
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      NewsComply with NICE or pay, Care Quality Commission tells trustsHealthcare providers could be shut down for failing to comply with National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence guidance under plans to make adherence a requirement of the Care Quality Commission's registration scheme. 
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      HSJ KnowledgeAcute Organisation of the Year, supported by CHKSWinner: Cambridge University Hospitals foundation trustA comprehensive drive for transformation meant our winner slashed MRSA bacteraemias and waiting times and raised day of surgery admissions 
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      NewsBest foundation trust chief executives not getting best payThe salaries of foundation trust chief executives bear little relation to the performance of their organisations, a pay analysis has revealed. 
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      NewsMonitor attempts to keep DH 'at bay'Monitor and the Department of Health could be heading for another tussle over central direction versus local freedoms. 
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      NewsFoundation trusts told to be 'pessimistic' about financesFoundation trusts have been advised to make 'pessimistic assumptions' about the future of their finances.Bill Moyes, executive chairman of the foundation trust regulator Monitor, used the publication of the annual review of foundations to advise: 'My message to foundations would be to make pessimistic assumptions in order to be prepared ... 
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      CommentYour Humble Servant on foundation trustsTo: Don Wise, chief executiveFrom: Paul Servant, assistant chief executiveRe: Money, Money, Monitor 
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      NewsTrusts on edge as draft payment by results tariff runs into troubleThe Department of Health could be heading for a re-run of the chaos that saw the publication of the 2006-07 payment by results tariff just one week before the start of the financial year.A draft tariff for 2009-10 is being road tested in secret in the West Midlands, but sources ... 
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      LeaderDH faces turmoil over tariff regimeIs there going to be tariff turmoil for the second time in three years? 
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      NewsFoundation trust row over corporation taxFoundation trusts are wrangling with HM Revenue and Customs over its plan to levy the 28 per cent corporation tax on their commercial profits. 
 
 
      











 
     
     
     
    