All St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust articles – Page 21
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Finance director suspended pending investigation
Published: 12/09/2002, Volume II2, No. 5822 Page 8
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Funding shortfall may cost trusts their PALS
Published: 14/03/2002, Volume II2, No. 5796 Page 6
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2001 - an NHS odyssey
news focus it was a dirty start to a year which ended in tension for trusts without stars.Laura Donnelly reflects on the year that was
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Breaking the bank
WORKFORCE PLANNING: Expenditure on agency nurses is at an all-time high, and increasing numbers of nurses are working exclusively for agencies.Andrew Cole asks whether the trend will continue
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Dead weight
NEWS FOCUS: CHI moved in to investigate heart and lung transplantation at a London hospital following a disturbing number of patient fatalities. Paul Smith reports on its wide-ranging recommendations
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Playing hard to get
The fourth HSJ Management Challenge was predictably tough - but 30 highly competitive teams got plenty out of it, reports Paul Smith
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After the gold rush
The deal is sealed; the new hospital will be built with private money. Robert Naylor, now in the hotseat, tells Tash Shifrin what's next at UCLH
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Cost index sparks familiar rows on data
The NHS index of reference costs has come under attack for its use of faulty data and a 'continued lack of sophistication' in the way costs are measured.
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PFI projects ring up £52.7m in consultant bills
The full scale of expenditure on financial advisers, lawyers and other consultants in the 18 major private finance initiative hospital schemes that have so far gone ahead has been revealed in the Commons - a cool £52.7m.
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The Commons touch
Up and down the country, citizens of the nation have been invited to speak their hearts and minds on the great national plan for health. Kaye McIntosh lends an ear
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£20m blow forces recovery plan on HA and six PCGs
A London health authority, six primary care groups and two hospitals have been forced to draw up a recovery plan to cope with deficits and a loss of funding totalling £20m.