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Health secretary Frank Dobson has urged people not to jump to conclusions about about surgery survival rates at Royal Brompton Hospital in Chelsea. Royal Brompton and Harefield trust launched an investigation after anonymous allegations were sent to the Bristol Royal Infirmary inquiry and Private Eye magazine.
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Days like this
news: Hospitals take longer to build in the NHS... Lord Trafford gets a job in reshuffle... Doctors launch poster blitz... Setback for Scots trusts...
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Pay for today: the Coughlan case
The Appeal Court judgement in the Coughlan case was that the NHS is not solely responsible for all nursing care. This overturned an earlier High Court decision, which had raised the hopes of thousands of families with relatives in means-tested homes that their fees might be reduced - and raised ...
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NAO blasts 'unacceptable' payouts by Scottish trusts
Spending watchdogs have criticised two Scottish trusts for making 'unacceptable' pay-offs to former executives.
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Heart surgery audit hit by lack of resources as units drop out
Ten cardiac units which failed to take part in 'the first comprehensive audit of heart surgery' have blamed lack of resources and facilities for their absence from the data.
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Dobson dithers as RCN acts on long-term care
The government is unlikely to issue its response to the Royal Commission on Long-Term Care before the autumn - and may only issue an 'early response' then, health secretary Frank Dobson said last week.
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Walk the talk
Public health and women's minister Tessa Jowell at the launch of the government's 'girls talk' project to 'find out from teenagers what issues they feel are crucial to their lives'.