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    Inspiring GSK IMPACT Award overall winners announced

    Target Ovarian Cancer and the Women’s Rape and Sexual Abuse Centre (Cornwall) have been crowned joint overall winners of this year's GSK IMPACT Awards.

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    Highlights from our Integrated Care Summit

    Featuring Dame Barbara Hakin, Kenneth Kizer and Andrew Lansley MP, you can now catch up with the key sessions from our International Integrated Care Summit.

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    Leadership Review 2012 lecture highlights

    At our final 2012 Leadership Review lecture, Richard Bohmer, Visiting Fellow at the Fund, spoke about clinical leadership for service improvement.

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Hugh Griffiths: Improving health outcomes for people with long-term conditions

Dr Hugh Griffiths outlines the key themes of the government’s mental health strategy for England.

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  1. Integrated care and why the NHS needs more deviant leaders | Chris Ham
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  1. Kenneth Kizer: Achieving integrated care
  2. Hannah Farrar: Integrated care – London's programme of change
  3. Barbara Hakin: Clinically-led commissioning and integrated care