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ACUTE TRUSTS JUNE 2005

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BAROMETER
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Bart's PFI scheme to be funded by extra activity

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PADDINGTON HEALTH CAMPUS FINANCE Trust's £115m bills cannot be met through existing budgets
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BARRIER GRIEF

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MENTAL HEALTH
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Are GPs beginning to feel programme's pulling power?

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CHOOSE AND BOOK
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Programme budgeting is better for the health service than PbR

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THE HSJ DEBATE
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Ministers deny bill ignores patient rights

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MENTAL HEALTH
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Targets could 'distort patient care'

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INSPECTION Non-framework services must not lose out, warns Healthcare Commission
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MARTHA TO THE CAUSE

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Published: 21/07/2005, Volume II5, No. 5956 Page 35
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PCTs set for change - but not by 'cookie cutter'

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RESTRUCTURING
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Chief exec 'should have distanced herself' from husband's IT contract, says inquiry

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GOVERNANCE
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Choice of providers 'is key to reforms' warning

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PRIMARY CARE Patient-led NHS needs capacity, says Corrigan
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Citizen claim

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REGIONAL FOCUS: NORTH WEST
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'Rate trusts on safety-alert compliance'

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PATIENT SAFETY
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Outpatient cuts hit trusts

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FINANCE Complaints as PCT decommissioning hampers acute incomes
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Dental drubbing

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Published: 21/07/2005, Volume II5, No. 5956 Page 13
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Dirty tactics

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Published: 21/07/2005, Volume II5, No. 5956 Page 13
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Dirty work

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WEB USE
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'Grave' doubts failed to put a halt to scheme

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Published: 21/07/2005, Volume II5, No. 5956 Page 13
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DR RAJ PERSAUD MIND GAMES

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Published: 21/07/2005, Volume II5, No. 5956 Page 36
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Patient enthusiasm for private sector threatens hospitals

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HSJ EXCLUSIVE Research reveals hospitals could struggle for survival under choice