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Return to the windmill - behavioural modelling and the future

The lack of a 'big picture' of where NHS reforms will take us means investment and strategic planning are severely hampered. Alasdair Liddell and Laurie McMahon describe a behavioural modelling approach that can help.
By Alasdair Liddell et al - 4 December 2006
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Interventions that change clinician behaviour: mapping the literature

The King's Fund was commissioned to carry out this literature review on clinician behaviour on behalf of NICE.
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By Ruth Robertson et al - 27 November 2006
Evidence and consultation

Public consultation on proposals for change to health care professional regulation: Consultation response

This paper responds to a report on medical regulation, 'Good Doctors, Safer Patients' and the review by the Department of Health on the regulation of non-medical health care professions.
10 November 2006
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Designing the 'new' NHS: Ideas to make a supplier market in health care work

Amid increasing independent and voluntary sector involvement in NHS service delivery this report highlights issues that the government and health service providers in all three sectors should address.
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By Nicholas Timmins - 5 June 2006
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Assessing the New NHS Consultant Contract: A something for something deal?

Drawing on evidence from five acute NHS trusts, this paper assesses the impact of the new consultant contract in England and asks whether reforms will translate into benefits for patients.
By Sally Williams et al - 10 May 2006
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Social Enterprise and Community-based Care: Is there a future for mutually-owned organisations in community and primary care?

Explores how social enterprises, particularly those with a 'mutual' structure, could add value to the provision of primary and community care and practice-based commissioning, and suggests how this system could be implemented.
By Richard Lewis et al - 20 April 2006
Article

Attention deficit

As we reach the end of the financial year, Niall Dickson warns there could be even more stories of deficits, wards being closed and staff being cut.
By Niall Dickson - 31 March 2006
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Working to Sustain Progress: Black and minority ethnic non-executive directors in London

Examines the current situation and experiences of NEDs from BME communities in London's NHS trusts and health authorities, and asks what is required to sustain this BME representation.
By Eleanor Stanley - 28 March 2006
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Counting the Smiles: Morale and motivation in the NHS

A motivated workforce is vital if the government is to achieve its plans to modernise the NHS. This research summary looks at what can be done to ensure and sustain morale.
By Belinda Finlayson - 1 March 2002
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Great to be Grey

Explores how the NHS could reverse the growing number of experienced, skilled older workers taking early retirement, and argues that sustained commitment is needed to make older people feel valued.
By Sandra Meadows - 1 January 2002
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Managing the Pressure: Emergency hospital admissions in London 1997-2001

Examines how the NHS can tackle the problems of peaks in demand by analysing the nature of emergency admissions in London.
By Michael Damiani et al - 1 January 2002
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Old Habits Die Hard: Tackling age discrimination in health and social care

Identifies a lack of tools to help combat age discrimination in the health and social care sectors, and offers guidance on policies to help eradicate ageist practices from the NHS.
By Emilie Roberts et al - 1 January 2002
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