Meet your new nurse leaders

Article Abstract:

An introduction to the newly appointed directors of nursing is provided. Mr. Peter Blythin, Director of nursing and development, NHS West Midlands, Dame Catherine Elcoat, Director of nursing and patient care NHS East Midlands, Katherine Fenton, Director of clinical standards/chief nurse NHS South Central, Lindsay Macintyre, Director of provider development and chief nurse NHS East of England, Trish Morris-Thompson, Chief nurse, NHS London, Sue Proctor, Director of nursing and patient care NHS Yorkshire are some of the new appointees.

Executive changes & profiles, Offices of All Other Miscellaneous Health Practitioners, Offices of health practitioners, not elsewhere classified, Nurses

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Crisp, new and a noted success

Article Abstract:

Nigel Crisp, the new National Health Service (NHS) chief executive, faces the job of implementing the 144-page NHS Plan, which includes meeting nurse recruitment targets and reforming the regulation and condition of hospitals. The article highlights Crisp's career and the job that is ahead of him.

Brief Article, Crisp, Nigel

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'It seems we all know someone with an unhappy tale to tell about the NHS'

Article Abstract:

The inspirational but unfulfilled plans to overhaul the NHS during the term of Tony Blair's Labour government are discussed.

Management dynamics, HEALTH SERVICES, Political aspects, Company business management

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