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lead image- July 08Happy 60th birthday NHS

The NHS is officially 60 years old and to mark that milestone Hull PCT is asking residents of Hull to play their own part in shaping the next chapter of NHS history.

lead image- July 08Hiding behind a smoke screen

How do you get people to quit smoking if they dont want to or dont have the will to give quitting a fair shot? Norma Beavers reports

lead image- July 08Cash boost to fund cancer prevention jab

PCTs are to receive an extra 8.9m to fund the new national cervical cancer prevention vaccination programme for young girls aged 12-13. The average sized PCT is expected to receive just over 55k to help cover the costs of implementing the programme, including the cost of nurses to administer the vaccine.

lead image- July 08Access to pharmaceutical drugs could cause patient care revolution

Lord Darzis plans to give patients better access to the latest available pharmaceutical drugs could cause a revolution in patient care.

lead image- July 08NHS staff can help shape the NHS Constitution

The NHS 1.3 million staff can now help to shape the final draft of the NHS Constitution put forward as part of Lord Darzis Review of the NHS. Published for consultation by Alan Johnson, Secretary of State for Health, staff have until 17 October to file comments on the Department of Health website.

lead image- July 08NHS blueprint faces major challenge

Lord Darzis final blueprint for the NHS faces a major challenge how to make it happen in every locality in the country so says Niall Dickson, Chief Executive at The Kings Fund.

lead image- July 08Healthy lifestyle pilot begins for NHS staff

NHS staff are piloting a new approach to leading healthier lifestyles both at home and at work. In a programme being managed by Vielife, a health consultancy, 10 NHS Trusts, including two PCTs, are piloting the programme which will ultimately be implemented nationwide.

lead image- June 08World class commissioning standards set ever higher

PCTs are to aspire to ever higher standards if they are to become world class commissioners. They will need to make a supreme effort to master commissioning and deliver top quality clinical service change and governance if they are to transform themselves. The investment decisions made locally by PCTs must increasingly be made in a more informed and considered way, ensuring that improvements are delivered within available resources.

lead image- June 08GPs start national campaign to save NHS practices

GPs have begun a national campaign against outsourcing the management of NHS practices to private companies. Led by the British Medical Association (BMA) the campaign is against widespread development of polyclinics, and instead promotes the established model of NHS GP services based at local practices across the country.

lead image- June 08ChilversMcCrea provide GP services

ChilversMcCrea Healthcare is making inroads into primary care with two new contracts to manage GP Practices in Cambridgeshire and Essex. The independent healthcare management and consultancy has closed deals with Cambridgeshire Primary Care Trust and North East Essex PCT.

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