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King's Fund grant to improve the environment
Published: 28/03/2002, Volume II2, No. 5798 Page 8
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Hearing voices
patient involvement: On the eve of changes to patient and public involvement in the NHS, Judith Allsop and colleagues explain why the new structures can achieve much more than community health councils did
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By word of mouth
news focus: Attempts to address the alarmingly high rates of oral cancer among Britain's Asian community are fraught with difficulty. Daloni Carlisle reports
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Return to sender
hospital readmissions: Elderly people people who are repeatedly readmitted to hospital can take up huge capacity.But alternative care is possible. Joanna Bound and colleagues report
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Talking to ME
myalgic encephalomyelitis: A community service for ME sufferers has helped many become more active, report William Tudor-Thomas and Selwyn Richards
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1984 and all that. . . an editor remembers
nhs memories As HSJ editor Peter Davies departs for pastures new, he looks back at 18 years of reporting the NHS - the scandals, the eccentrics and, of course, the restructuring
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Still crazy after all these years
It is five years since the King's Fund inquiry into mental health services in London, and researchers are taking another look. Ann McGauran reports
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All within reach
feature: If the NHS were to centralise its processes, would this mean the imposition of an inflexible straitjacket, or an efficient, money-saving regime? Steve Mathieson reports
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NHS Alliance paints bleak picture of frontline power
Published: 21/03/2002, Volume II2, No. 5797 Page 4