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'Crude death league tables'are no way to judge service, says Scottish chief medical officer
Published: 07/06/2002, Volume II2, No. 5808 Page 4 5
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Give managers power to spread a little happiness
comment: Survey shows managers' high morale but their staff are dissatisfied
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Let's see both sides of the coin
comment: NICE deliberations need to be explained to win support for their decisions
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Power with responsibility
open space: CHAI will be a regulator with a very wide brief and more power than the bodies it replaces. How can it remain accountable to Parliament and the NHS, asks Kieran Walshe
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Leading lights
primary care trusts: The influx of lay members gives primary care trusts a breadth of experience, expertise and influence.But could this opportunity be lost, ask Dr Rodger Thornham and Richard Nicholson
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Armchair fan
discharge planning: By setting up a lounge for patients to wait in before being discharged, more beds have been made available for those in need, say Fiona Cowdell and colleagues
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Japan 's social insurance
data briefing Japan's healthcare system has come in for hard-hitting criticism. It has some of the UK's problems - but for very different reasons. John Appleby reports
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US health giant plans to run fast-track clinics in Britain
Published: 30/05/2002, Volume II2, No. 5807 Page 4
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Four trusts are named after last-minute negotiations to decide foundation status
Published: 30/05/2002, Volume II2, No. 5807 Page 5
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Lifting the lid
news focus: When former mental health service users helped to run acute services, their understanding of patients'needs saw conditions improve. Lynn Greenwood reports