All Service redesign articles – Page 76
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HSJ KnowledgeBest of 2012: long-term conditions
Long-term conditions is the subject of this selection of best practice content
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HSJ KnowledgeBest of 2012: innovation in acute care
An end-of-year round-up of some of HSJ’s best practice content
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HSJ KnowledgeBest of 2012: mental health
This round-up of best practice articles looks at mental health
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HSJ KnowledgeBest of 2012: commissioning
We highlight a selection of best practice commissioning articles
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HSJ KnowledgeUse IT and drive real improvements in efficiency
High quality IT is essential if the NHS is to be effective in future
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CommentWhy the friends and family test won't work
The test will overload NHS leaders with more meaningless data
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CommentWe must beat our hospital addiction
Fresh thinking is needed to avoid a social care funding crisis, says Lord Warner
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CommentLabour's vision of 21st century care
Liz Kendall outlines the approach Labour would take to NHS reform
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HSJ KnowledgeHealthcare needs a radical response to the economic crisis
A six-point plan for developing a post-crash healthcare system
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CommentA change is going to come
This is your chance to join the first ever NHS Change Day and make a difference
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CommentStandards suffer when children's services are fragmented
Disparate children’s services need an urgent review
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CommentIt's time to rethink payment by results
The landscape has changed, and with it so should the tariff system
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CommentOur own cardiac arrest
Emergency medicine in the UK is facing its biggest challenge since its inception
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HSJ KnowledgePeople Powered Health
People Powered Health has the potential to greatly improve our healthcare service
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HSJ KnowledgeEasing winter pressures
Consultant-delivered multidisciplinary team working is providing a host of positive outcomes
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HSJ KnowledgeA new look for eating disorder care
Commissioners and researchers teamed up to redesign an eating disorder service
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LeaderThe alternative to centralisation
In rural areas a different set of solutions to care delivery are being explored
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HSJ KnowledgeStroke care: where do we go from here?
Stroke research will enter an exciting new era – as long as funding remains high