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NHS 'on high alert during change'
www.bbc.co.uk
[BBC News] - In an interview with the BBC, Sir David Nicholson said the coming months were "significant". The health service is currently busy getting ready for the government's reforms to go live in April. Sir David said he was determined to make sure care did not
NHS on 'high alert' over reforms hitting patient care
www.telegraph.co.uk
[Telegraph.co.uk] - Sir David Nicholson, the NHS chief executive, indicated he was anxious to make sure there was no deterioration in the service provided to the public in England as the NHS undergoes major changes. Staff are currently preparing for the overhaul that will
Google News: Reconfiguration fever
[Health Service Journal] - After all, it would surprise few if Mr Hunt's first question to NHS chief executive Sir David Nicholson was “tell me what's happening to hospitals”. The reforms may have the greatest implications for commissioning, but the highest profile change will
The gravy train rolls on: More than 200 mandarins STILL earning more than the ...
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[Daily Mail] - Other well-off civil servants include John Fingleton, chief executive of the Office of Fair Trading, on £280,000; John Clarke of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority, on £270,000; and David Nicholson, chief executive of the NHS, on £270,000. While
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