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Assault discourse
VIOLENCE: Increasing numbers of patients vent their feelings in violent attacks on NHS staff. Action is being taken to tackle the problem but, as Ann McGauran reports, success seems a long way off
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Howling in the wilderness
PRIMARY CARE: The huffing and puffing is over. Keeping the wolf from the door will require drastic action by the government to recruit GPs, discovers Mark Gould
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Scene setting
TRAINING: The NHS is working with educational institutes to recruit the people who will eventually provide it with much-needed skills, reports Claire Laurent
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Days like this - HSJ 27 June 1991
NEWS: Private-sector recruitment backfires. . . An end to 'quasi-commercial' language. . . How to axe managers. . . Messy, miserable staff must go
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The Windsor change
NEWS FOCUS: Labour's back with a vengeance. What did the Queen's speech reveal about its ambitions for health in the second term? Paul Smith reads between the lines
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Cry freedom
NEWS FOCUS: Micro-management of the NHS will continue at the government's peril, reports Ann McGauran
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The people's debate
NEWS FOCUS: If the NHS can't retain its staff, all the reforms in the world will not solve its problems. Ann McGauran reports
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Fair to middling
NEWS FOCUS: There is nothing wrong with public-private partnerships in principle, but there is a lot wrong with them in practice. So says the IPPR commission's 'subtle'final report. So where to now, wonders Tash Shifrin