All News articles – Page 1888
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Liberal Democrats better public service investment' 'We are the only consistent advocates for
Richard Renaut, service manager for general surgery, urology and paediatric surgery at Addenbrooke's Hospital, is fighting North East Cambridgeshire for the Lib Dems.
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'Sidelined'chief exec to launch legal action
The most financially troubled health trust in Scotland is facing legal action from a former manager who claims he was effectively made redundant when he was passed over for the chief executive's job.
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Labour 'People have the wrong end of the stick about NHS managers'
Among Labour's hopefuls is Reg Race, a management consultant in the health service who has worked in 102 trusts and health authorities.
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Scots plan for £300m cash boost
Health services across Scotland are to share almost £300m this year to spend on capital projects.
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Negligence claims soar to 10 per cent of NHS budget
Negligence claims against the NHS have soared to £3.9bn - around 10 per cent of its annual budget.Claims actually settled during the last financial year were worth £386m which, according to the National Audit Office, represents a seven-fold increase since 1998. Its report also says that legal costs outstrip the ...
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in person
Julie Wells, an independent consultant and former director at Buckinghamshire and Bedfordshire health authorities, has been appointed European development manager for health in a collaboration between East and West Kent HAs and the European Institute of Social Services at Kent University.
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Well There is an election on the way and NO mistake! Well, almost definitely, which is good enough for Monitor, who stumbled on the most revealing website the other day. Mrs Monitor was slightly shocked by some of its educational content, and quickly returned to her favourite 'URL' (oh, we ...
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Guidelines greenlight foot and mouth pyres
New health guidelines on the disposal of animal carcasses have been welcomed by the health authority which first raised concerns about risks to public safety during the current foot and mouth epidemic.