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Mary E Black: Essential reading for new NHS Executives

May 12, 2014

I have just joined the NHS Executive fast track programme. There will be 51 of us in total—36 clinicians from within the NHS and 15 application from outside the NHS. We […]

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Tim Rudin: Ethical Sourcing—how organisations can learn from other public sector bodies

May 12, 2014

Transport for London (TfL) has been implementing ethical sourcing into our procurement practices since the launch of the Greater London Authority (GLA) Responsible Procurement Policy in 2006. When we first […]

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Tim Ballard: The wider consequences of healthcare delivery

May 9, 2014

In January we saw the launch of the NHS Sustainable Development Unit’s (SDU) strategy for the NHS. Since its inception, the SDU has tirelessly promoted the wider responsibilities that we […]

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Chris Ham: Wanted—an even Better Care Fund

May 7, 2014

The King’s Fund’s new analysis of serious and growing financial pressures in the NHS should serve as a wake up call to politicians of all parties. As the analysis shows, with […]

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Arthy Santhakumar: Shining a torch on medical supply chains—the great paradox

May 7, 2014

Have you ever found yourself wondering where the equipment used by the NHS comes from? Maybe, maybe not. If you are in the latter category, then you may find that the […]

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Jonathon Tomlinson: “Four problems”—a typical day for a GP

May 2, 2014

I had only three patients left to see at the end of my morning surgery. It was 12.30. I had started at 8am, taking urgent phone calls for an hour […]

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Azeem Majeed: General practitioners should give up their independent contractor status and become NHS employees

May 2, 2014

General practitioners (GPs) have worked as independent contractors since the NHS was first established in 1948. However, we now need to review whether this model of general practice is what the […]

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Richard Smith: Why doesn’t the obvious happen?

May 1, 2014

It’s obvious to me that all scientific research should be available free to everybody everywhere, the polypill to prevent heart attacks and strokes should be offered to all those over […]

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Kailash Chand: The survival of general practice is the survival of the NHS

April 16, 2014

General practice in England is under intense pressure at the moment from a variety of sources, including the plan to keep surgeries open from 8am to 8pm, seven days a […]

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Vidhya Alakeson: What will personal health budgets offer the NHS?

April 4, 2014

From this month, adults and children eligible for continuing healthcare will have the right to ask for a personal health budget. Five years on from the start of the national […]

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