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Taking the air
NEWS FOCUS: In a misguided attempt to implement the clean hospitals programme, many trusts have installed automatic air fresheners.Chris Gallagher reports on concerns that they may be triggering respiratory problems
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MONITOR
One of Monitor's readers (hello there! ) has written in to draw attention to some truly wonderful goal-setting by your friends and Monitor's at the Department of Stealth. Now they are sorting out equal opportunities so that everybody - even ladies and people from outside Surrey - can get a ...
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Shifting the Furniture: yet more upheaval
COMMENT: A reform too far as an angry public await real improvements in delivery
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Canards which say 'quack'
COMMENT: Charging for visits to GPs - a tired old idea in need of retirement
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Pounds, shillings and sense
OPEN SPACE: Trusts should be able to spend money according to their own priorities, free from central control, says Tom Caulcott
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Making it count
MY BRILLIANT CAREER - FINANCE: Balancing financial resources with the needs of a community is never easy - particularly when mergers are thrown into the mix. Lyn Whitfield talks to a man who has dealt with both
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Stories in the making
JOINT WORKING: Joint working means different things to different people but the idea is hemmed in by misconceptions, argue Sally Bigwood and John Lucy.They set out to explode some myths
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Getting won over
CONSULTANT APPRAISAL: Annual appraisal for all consultants became mandatory in April.But some trusts find schemes difficult to set up.Alison Moore reports