South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust – Page 980
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Expert BriefingMental Health Matters: Coroners warn of underfunding
HSJ’s fortnightly briefing covering safety, quality, performance and finances in the mental health sector.
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Expert BriefingThe Download: Cyber fatigue
The fortnightly newsletter that unpacks system leaders’ priorities for digital technology and the impact they are having on delivering health services. Contact Ben Heather in confidence here.
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CommentPersonalised care in both the NHS and social care must be the default position
Glen Garrod makes a case for implementing integrated personal budgets for patients with funding from health and social care to ensure an “integrated experience”
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NewsPlans to relocate stroke services could face judicial review
Controversial plans to halve the number of hospitals admitting stroke patients in Kent and Medway could face judicial review after mounting concerns from councillors about the proposals.
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NewsDaily Insight: Backtracked by popular demand
The must-read stories and debate in health policy and leadership.
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NewsTrust seeks £14m capital for fire safety works
A trust is asking for £14m capital funding to address fire safety issues after a “recommendation” from its local fire and rescue service.
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HSJ Local
Commissioners backtrack on service cut after public outcry
CCGs in Derbyshire have backtracked on proposals to cut a mental health service for people with severe needs, following local public outcry.
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HSJ InteractiveProtecting time for guardians is vital
Dr Henrietta Hughes on why it’s essential to give people the time and space to speak up and also to be listened to
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CommentCowper’s Cut: Will the 10-year NHS plan give us magical realism or socialist realism?
With the publication of the NHS 10-Year Forward View postponed, Andy Cowper says the 10YFV could operate in two very different genres of realism
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NewsWaste firm accused of overcharging NHS by £30m
NHS chiefs have accused a clinical waste disposal firm of overcharging the health service by around £30m over the last six years, HSJ can reveal.
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Best Practice
RAPID programme improves survival rates for lung cancer patients
Entrant: Manchester University FT, Wythenshawe Hospital
Category: HSJ Awards 2018/ Acute or Specialist Services Redesign - North/Midlands/East
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Best Practice
Ambulatory Care Experience service facilitates out-of-hospital care and saves 105 bed days
Entrant: CYP ACE Team at Bradford Teaching Hospitals FT
Category: HSJ Awards 2018/ Improvement in Emergency and Urgent Care
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TIHM system improves quality of life for patients with dementia
Entrant: Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
Category: HSJ Awards 2018/ Improving Care with Technology
HSJ Awards 2018/ Patient Digital Participation
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Best Practice
Beat The Scrum Campaign helps promote a preventative lifestyle and reduces A&E pressures
Entrant: WIdnes Vikings
Cheshire and Merseyside Health and Care Partnership
Renova Developments
Category: HSJ Awards 2018/ Acute Sector Innovation
HSJ Awards 2018/ Primary Care Innovation
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NewsDaily Insight: Win some, lose some
The must-read stories and debate in health policy and leadership.
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NewsNHS long-term plan delayed until January
There is only an “outside chance” the overdue NHS long-term plan will be published this year, HSJ understands.
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Expert BriefingHSJ Weekly Catch Up: HSJ100 revealed, winter woes and clinical waste storage
HSJ Catch Up This weekly email gives HSJ subscribers a vital update on the biggest stories from the last week in health. If you have been out of the office or otherwise just too busy to keep up, HSJ Catch Up will ensure you are still in the know. ...
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CommentDriving forward system working: a tale of two systems
Providers and commissioners are coming forward to work together more strategically to deliver better outcomes for their local populations, say Dr Gordon Macmillan and Dr Chirag Bakhai
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HSJ LocalThree CCGs to hire joint chief and consider merger
Three East Midlands clinical commissioning groups have decided to appoint a single accountable officer and management team, and will consider a full merger next year.