NHS England
NHS England Carbon Emissions Carbon Footprinting Report
... of NHS England, for the baseline year of ...the NHS carbon reduction ...which NHS England are responsible; and within the procurement sector pharmaceuticals are the largest sub-sector, ...
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NHS England Always Events® program: Developing a national model for co-production
... NHS England, the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, Picker and NHS Improvement started the work described in this article to strengthen how patients, carers and staff working together in co-design ...
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NHS England Carbon Emissions Carbon Footprinting Report
... the NHS England emissions using the I-O model reduce to the desired targets, then it is likely (by the policies and practices used to achieve these emissions cuts) that the emissions from any expenditure ...
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Sustainability and Transformation Plans: occupational therapists and physiotherapists can support GPs
... In summary, many STPs are proposing a new rehabilitation agenda. The role of AHPs, including occupational therapists and physiotherapists, to deliver this agenda lacks detail although there are some emerging themes of ...
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Inpatient provision for children and young people with mental health problems. July 2017
... Education England on increasing the number of trained staff available to work in child and adolescent mental health, particularly in inpatient care, thereby reducing reliance on temporary ...at NHS ...
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Obesity prevention and intervention: what's happening in the East Midlands?
... NHS England (6) anticipated that from April 2016, CCGs would also assume responsibility for commissioning bariatric surgery, however this transfer remains in ...
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The performance of the NHS in England in transforming children’s mental health services
... NHS England asked all CCGs to state their planned annual spending on children’s mental health, excluding eating disorders and learning disabilities. The Education Policy Institute has compared this data ...
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Primum Non Nocere: is shared decision-making the answer?
... Health, NHS England, King’s Fund and Health Foundation (Coulter and Collins 2011; Health Foundation 2012; De- partment of Health, Equality and Excellence 2010; De- partment of Health, Liberating the ...
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Improving access to Early Intervention in Psychosis (EIP): the 2-week wait for cancer comes to psychosis
... (NHS) England, where 50% of new referrals were expected to receive a concordant package of care within 2 weeks from the National Institute for Health and Care ...London NHS Foundation ...
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The need for and provision of intrathecal baclofen therapy for the management of spasticity in England: an assessment of the Hospital Episode Statistics database
... This study suggests that despite the available evidence on effectiveness and cost-effectiveness, and although NHS England has issued a policy statement on ITB, there are still many patients who have not ...
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Using scenarios to assess the future supply of NHS nursing staff in England
... the NHS will replace the skills and experience that it loses, as the large cohorts of staff that came into NHS employment in the 1970s and early 1980s retire from employment ...of NHS nurses and ...
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Between 'Going Private' and 'NHS Privatisation':Patient choice, competition reforms and the relationship between the NHS and private healthcare in England
... that NHS patients may be considered consumers of NHS providers such as NHS Trusts or NHS Foundation Trusts (category 1), or of private healthcare providers who deliver NHS services ...
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Funding approaches for mental health services : Is there still a role for clustering?
... Some of the more advanced STPs are now evolving to become accountable care systems (ACSs) and these have more recently been rebranded as integrated care systems (ICSs) (NHS England and NHS ...
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Impact of national policies on the microbial aetiology of surgical site infections in acute NHS hospitals in England: analysis of trends between 2000 and 2013 using multi-centre prospective cohort data
... Using 14 years of national surveillance data, this study identifies for the first time important changes in the microbial aetiology of SSIs in English NHS hospitals. A significant decrease in S. aureus was ...
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Exploratory evaluation of variation in statin take up amongst high risk patients in Nottingham City
... The NHS Health Checks programme is a national policy for England delivered in primary care, that aims to invite all 40-74 year olds, without a prior diagnosis of cardiovascular disease (CVD), diabetes, ...
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Clinicopathologic and molecular spectrum of RNASEH1-related mitochondrial disease
... From the MRC Centre for Neuromuscular Diseases (E.B., O.V.P., A.M., A.H., J.L.H., H.H., M.G.H., R.D.S.P.), UCL Institute of Neurology and National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery; Department of Molecular ...
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From embracing to managing risks
... In any hospital, implementing the proposal involves substantial changes in working prac- tices. Staff in wards and departments will capture data electronically rather than on paper. Hospitals need staff with the skills ...
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From embracing to managing risks
... Fieldwork was undertaken in four acute NHS hospi- tals, each given a pseudonym to promote anonymity: Solo, Duo, Trio and Quartet. The sites were identified and recruited via a telephone survey of 15 acute hospi- ...
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Is NHS dentistry in crisis? 'Traffic light' maps of dentists distribution in England and Wales
... Almost all dentists in the UK are self-employed and have traditionally mixed NHS and private patients on their books. Based on National Statistics' mid-2002 population estimates for Great Britain (England, ...
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The Information Governance Review and the new legal framework for informatics
... the NHS Commissioning Board (‘the Board’) and the Health and Social Care Information Centre (‘the Information Centre’) have a statutory relationship which allows for the sharing of patient information across the ...
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