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Pennine Acute slashes surplus forecast
FINANCE: Pennine Acute Hospitals Trust has cut its forecast surplus for 2012-13 from £5.7m down to just £25,000, strategic health authority board papers show.
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Bolton FT deficit up to £11.3m at end of October
FINANCE: The foundation trust’s in-year deficit had increased to £11.3m by the end of October, according to its latest finance report.
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Stockport FT placed in significant breach over A&E target
PERFORMANCE: Stockport Foundation Trust has been found in significant breach of its terms of authorisation for “successive failure” to meet national accident and emergency waiting standards.
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Southampton acute demand skyrockets
PERFORMANCE: All measures of demand for acute services all significantly over plan in Southampton in October, latest primary care trust data shows.
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NewsHunt gives hints on Francis response
The government’s response to the Francis report will set out how patient voice will be “at the heart” of what the NHS does in future, health secretary Jeremy Hunt has revealed.
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Sheffield CCG authorised with no conditions
STRUCTURE: Sheffield CCG has been authorised with no conditions in the second wave of CCG authorisation decisions.
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Bradford City CCG fully authorised
STRUCTURE: Bradford City CCG has been fully authorised in the second wave of authorisations by the NHS Commissioning Board.
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Bart's Health Trust on course to miss Q4 A&E wait target
PERFORMANCE: Bart’s Health Trust is on course to miss the A&E four-hour wait target of 95 per cent for quarter four, a report reveals.
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Barking, Havering & Redbridge on course to miss Q4 A&E wait target
PERFORMANCE: Barking, Havering & Redbridge University Hospitals Trust is on course to miss the A&E four-hour wait target of 95 per cent for quarter four, a report reveals.
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Whittington Health Trust on course to miss Q4 A&E wait target
PERFORMANCE: Whittington Health Trust is on course to miss the A&E four-hour wait target of 95 per cent for quarter four, a report reveals.
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South Tees community hospital revamped
STRUCTURE: South Tees Hospitals Foundation Trust has reopened a ward in a community hospital following £60,000 improvements.
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North West London Hospitals Trust on course to miss Q4 A&E wait target
PERFORMANCE: North West London Hospitals Trust is on course to miss the A&E four-hour wait target of 95 per cent for quarter four, a report reveals.
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Hillingdon Hospitals Foundation Trust on course to miss Q4 A&E wait target
PERFORMANCE: Hillingdon Hospitals Foundation Trust is on course to miss the A&E four-hour wait target of 95 per cent for quarter four, a report reveals.
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North Lincolnshire CCG authorised with no conditions
STRUCTURE: North Lincolnshire CCG has been authorised with no conditions in the second wave of CCG authorisation decisions.
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Ealing Hospital Trust on course to miss Q4 A&E wait target
PERFORMANCE: Ealing Hospital Trust is on course to miss the A&E four-hour wait target of 95 per cent for quarter four, a report reveals.
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South London Healthcare Trust reports mixed sex accommodation breaches
PERFORMANCE: South London Healthcare Trust is one of the nine acute trusts in London to report mixed sex accommodation breaches at the last board meeting of NHS London.
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Northumbria Healthcare launches care home medication project
PERFORMANCE: Northumbria Healthcare Foundation Trust has launched a team to review use of medication in case homes.
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Guy's and St Thomas' report mixed sex accommodation breaches
PERFORMANCE: Guy’s and St Thomas’ is one of the nine acute trusts in London to report mixed sex accommodation breaches at the last board meeting of NHS London.
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King's College Hospital report mixed sex accommodation breaches
PERFORMANCE: King’s College Hospital is one of the nine acute trusts in London to report mixed sex accommodation breaches at the last board meeting of NHS London.
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NewsTelephone physio 'as effective'
Over-the-phone physiotherapy appointments could save time and money if rolled out across the NHS, a study suggests.