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Great barrier reach
With disproportionately few nurses being appointed chief executives, Jean Faugier and Helen Woolnough ask whether they face prejudice or are simply illequipped for the role
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Up they go
So how difficult is it for nurses to break through the glass ceiling into top management? Ann Dix finds out
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Appeal panel 'shambles' ends in £20,000 payout for paramedic sacked for harassment
Published: 06/12/2001, Volume III, No. 5784 Page 6 7
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National bed census's partial picture is 'selling the NHS short'
Published: 06/12/2001, Volume III, No. 5784 Page 7
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Trust action to silence whistleblower nurse seen as sign of culture 'uncomfortable with debate'
Published: 06/12/2001, Volume III, No. 5784 Page 7
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Time has come to review royal colleges, says Light
Published: 06/12/2001, Volume III, No. 5784 Page 8
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Non-emergency transport is too 'finance-driven'
Published: 06/12/2001, Volume III, No. 5784 Page 8
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Weston children's services 'carry potential risk'
Published: 06/12/2001, Volume III, No. 5784 Page 8
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HSJ writer cleans up award for dirty hospitals story
Published: 06/12/2001, Volume III, No. 5784 Page 8
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£7m overspend blamed on 'bad management' as 135 jobs go
Published: 06/12/2001, Volume III, No. 5784 Page 8 9
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Unchecked paediatrician 'errors' trigger trust systems inquiry
Published: 06/12/2001, Volume III, No. 5784 Page 9
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In place of strife
news focus: Sectarian violence in Northern Ireland has left health services with further strain on increasingly tight budgets. Jonathan Traynor reports on the legacy of confrontation
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Long-haul plight
news focus: Unacceptable waiting times, too few beds and a looming general election - the Irish Republic's solution is a 10-year plan for its health service. Joe Armstrong reports
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On shaky ground
The Wanless report said far more about the future of the NHS than merely its funding. Paul Stephenson asks whether its predictions are founded on crumbling assumptions