Tag Archives: NHS trust

Too posh to wash?

Posted on March 26, 2013 by Julia Manning

Jeremy Hunt’s statement today on the Francis Report is expected to include: Mandatory first year for nursing students spent as Health Care Assistant Standard training for Health Care Assistants (but no registration) Duty of candour but with no individual responsibility … Continue reading →

Posted in Francis, Jeremy Hunt, Nursing | Tagged Board of Directors, College of North West London, Duty of candor, Friends, Jeremy Hunt, Matron, NHS trust, nursing, Secretary of State for Health | Leave a comment

The NHS and Fraud: Trusts should be required to act

Posted on November 14, 2011 by Julia Manning

Back in May 2011, 2020health published a report on the issue of fraud in the NHS: Stealing the NHS. For all the talk since about reducing the costs of NHS care, making efficiency savings and value for money, there has … Continue reading →

Posted in Finance | Tagged Department of Health, efficiency, Fraud, government, NHS, NHS trust, patient, Portsmouth University, value for money | Leave a comment

	Lali Sekhon, MD on Tackling obesity – What the UK…
	Author Ingrid Hall on Ovarian Cancer – Make wo…
	David Bradley on 2020health comments on GMC rep…
	20 things to make yo… on Equal treatment for Depression…
	David Bradley on Guest Blogspot: Misleading, Bi…

Tag Archives: NHS trust

Too posh to wash?

The NHS and Fraud: Trusts should be required to act

TwentyTwentyTweets

Email Subscription

Recent Posts

Pages

Opinions

Categories