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Burden of proof
open space: Where will trusts be when strategic health authorities go live next week? Their financial structure will be a barrier to progress unless SHAs are given more muscle to manage the health economy, suggests Brian Aird
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Backyard blues
news focus: A curious bidding process is in progress to establish the site of a secure unit for mentally disordered offenders in the west of Scotland.But could the 'winning'health board be handed a poisoned chalice, wonders Jennifer Trueland
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Cardiac arrested?
MANAGERS & MEDICINE: While deaths from coronary heart disease have fallen dramatically, the incidence of people getting the disease remains static. Rhonda Siddall reviews progress since the CHD national service framework was launched
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Surgeon mortality rates to be opened for appraisal
Published: 28/03/2002, Volume II2, No. 5798 Page 8
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Joking apart
news focus:] The prime minister himself has decreed that the NHS's IT strategy must deliver - by 2005. Jon Hoeksma and Linda Davidson report
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Comedian heads Afro-Caribbean donor campaign
Published: 28/03/2002, Volume II2, No. 5798 Page 8
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Never afraid of a scrum
Commons health committee chair David Hinchliffe may be the voice of Old Labour, but his views on the way forward for the NHS are not what his adversaries might imagine.Tash Shifrin met him
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Trust in local battle for reconfiguration is criticised for putting patients at risk with A&E overcrowding
Published: 28/03/2002, Volume II2, No. 5798 Page 4
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'Urgent action'needed before debts trip PCTs at first hurdle
Published: 28/03/2002, Volume II2, No. 5798 Page 4
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'Acid tests'will show if been learned f Bristol lessons have
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