England: news
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31 Aug 2010
The Department of Health has said there are no immediate plans to drop the NHS Direct web service, despite signalling the end of telephone consultations
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31 Aug 2010
The Nursing and Midwifery Council has signed a £5.2m deal for the hosting and management of its core computing infrastructure
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26 Aug 2010
The Audit Commission has said there are still problems with the data used to assess more than £200m of payments under the NHS's Payments by Results scheme
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25 Aug 2010
The South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust is using satellites to track psychiatric patients with criminal convictions
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23 Aug 2010
A pilot for the 111 number for non-emergency healthcare support has got under way in County Durham and Darlington
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18 Aug 2010
The jobs of over 500 managers of IT and other services are to go under plans by the North East strategic health authority to cut costs
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13 Aug 2010The Department of Health has said that the NHS will eventually pay six times the original value of Private Finance Initiative (PFI) buildings
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12 Aug 2010
The Cabinet Office's buying agency has appointed 61 suppliers to its assistive technologies framework
England: Comment
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1 Sep 2010Dick Vinegar, the Patient from Hell, tries to drag English doctors out of the primaeval slime involved in guessing their patients' medical histories
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25 Aug 2010The government is ready to let globalisation change the NHS, but there are questions over how commissioning GPs can cope, argues Kavitha Ravikumar
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18 Aug 2010
Because medical consultants and IT staff didn't talk to each other, says Dick Vinegar, the Patient from Hell
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