South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust – Page 1885
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039 - Sir Robert Naylor
Chief executive, University College London Hospitals Foundation Trust (2010 ranking: 31)
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041 - Lord Darzi
Chairman for the Institute of Global Health Innovation at Imperial College (New entry)
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042 - Sir Michael Rawlins
Chair, National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (2010 ranking: 34)
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043 - Special Advisers to the Health Secretary
Bill Morgan (2010 ranking: 32), Sean Worth (2010 ranking: 16), Paul Stephenson (new entry) and Jenny Jackson (new entry)
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044 - Julie Moore
Chief executive, University Hospitals Birmingham Foundation Trust (New entry)
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047 - David Nicholson's Advisers
Jo Wass, chief of staff; and Ralph Coulbeck policy adviser, office of NHS chief executive (New entry)
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HSJ Local
Heatherwood FT improves on maternity
PERFORMANCE: Maternity services at Heatherwood and Wexham Park NHS Foundation Trust are improving on a range of performance measures.
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Burton FT admits 'desire to vary' Agenda for Change
WORKFORCE: There is a “desire to vary Agenda for Change” at Burton Hospitals Foundation Trust, according to its human resources director.
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5pc sickness target proves troublesome for Tyne, Esk and Wear Valleys
WORKFORCE: Tyne, Esk and Wear Valleys Foundation Trust is struggling to bring sickness evidence down to a target level of 5 per cent. In August, it was running at 5.8 per cent and was particularly high in forensics and in estates and facilities.
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Burton reports 'significant' risks to finance plan
FINANCE: Burton Hospitals Foundation Trust is reporting “significant risks” to its planned financial out-turn.
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Lewisham Hospital income £1m under plan
FINANCE: The £220m-turnover trust was under plan for income but had also underspent by £546,000 at the end of October.
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North Eastern mental health foundation trust has £2m surplus
FINANCE: Tyne, Esk and Wear Valleys Foundation Trust had a surplus of just under £2m at the end of September, slightly ahead of plan. Cash releasing schemes had already generating £7.8m by that time - slightly ahead of schedule.