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Understanding Doctors: Harnessing professionalism cover

Understanding Doctors: Harnessing professionalism

Presents the views of doctors and other health professionals on the many challenges to their roles, the way they practise and the nature of their professionalism.

Authors: Ros Levenson, Steve Dewar, Susan Shepherd
Date: May 2008  |  Price: £10

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Improving Environments for Care at End of Life

Shares the lessons from a pilot programme launched in 2006 to improve environments for care at end of life. Includes photographs and experience from the eight pilot sites.

Authors: Sarah Waller, Steve Dewar, Abigail Masterson, Hedley Finn
Date: April 2008  |  Price: £15

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Improving Choice at End of Life

This paper provides a descriptive analysis of the impact and costs of new services as part of the Marie Curie Delivering Choice Programme, which was launched in 2004.

Authors: Rachael Addicott, Steve Dewar
Date: April 2008  |  Price: £10

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Should Primary Care Trusts be Made More Accountable?

Primary care trusts are in the main accountable to the centre, however there have been calls to review the current system. This paper discusses a range of opinions for reforming the relationships between PCTs and their public.

Authors: Ruth Thorlby, Richard Lewis, Jennifer Dixon
Date: April 2008  |  Price: £8.50
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Regulating Complementary Medical Practitioners

This report reviews the experiences of 16 countries in regards to the issue of regulating the practice, education, training and licensing of complementary medicine.

Author: Anna Dixon
Date: March 2008  |  Price: £5.00
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Safe Births: Everybody's business

How safe are maternity services in England? This report presents the findings of an independent inquiry into the safety of maternity services in England, offering a number of practical recommendations for change.

Author: Onora O'Neill
Date: February 2008  |  Price: £30.00
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Governing the NHS: Alternatives to an independent board

Would an independent NHS board reduce micromanagement and day-to-day political interference in the running of the health service? This paper suggests limitations to this option and proposes several alternatives.

Authors: Anna Dixon, Arturo Alvarez-Rosete
Date: January 2008  |  Price: £8.50
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The Future of Care Funding: Time for a change

Bringing together the findings from the Caring Choices events and website, this report looks at possible solutions to the problem of funding long-term care.

Author: Caring Choices coalition
Date: January 2008

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Improving Chronic Disease Management

Taking case studies of chronic disease improvement programmes from England and the United States, this paper explores the issues surrounding chronic disease management and how to improve it.

Authors: Rebecca Rosen, Perviz Asaria, Anna Dixon
Date: November 2007  |  Price: £5.00
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Our Future Health Secured? A review of NHS funding and performance

Since the Wanless review of 2002, Securing our Future Health, NHS spending has increased by nearly 50 per cent. Our report looks at where that money has been spent, what it has achieved, whether government policy has promoted effective use of the resources, and what needs to happen next.

Authors: Sir Derek Wanless, John Appleby, Anthony Harrison, Darshan Patel
Date: September 2007  |  Price: £50.00
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