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Nigel Walker, senior commissioning advisor at the Department of Health world class commissioning programme, says put children at centre of services.  >>more>>

 

 
 

Siobhan Jones highlights 10 signs to look out for that could indicate when a colleague is suffering from mental health issues.  >>more>>

 

 
 

Jane Clarke warns over the hidden dangers in a tempting festive tipple.  >>more>>

 
 
If you are sick, stay at home
At this time of year public transport is full of sickly 'heroes' struggling into work.
The Telegraph

An NHS Christmas list for Santa
Jon Restell on an NHS Christmas list for Santa.
Health Service Journal

Scientists in poor countries need west's help
Scientists from the poor countries need west’s help.
The Financial Times

The NHS should exert its purchasing power
The NHS could quite easily consume the country's entire GDP says Peter Wilby.
New Statesman

Delivering Lord Darzi's vision for the NHS
The challenges facing chief information officers and clinicians in delivering Lord Darzi's vision.
Health Service Journal
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Claims that industrial farming produces cheap, safe food are untrustworthy.  
 
 
Sebastien Gay gives his views on presumed organ donation.  
 

 
Emma Dent puts the NHS to the test - and finds it wanting.  
 
 
The credit crunch and the consequent financial turmoil it has unleashed is a global phenomenon.  
 
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