The innovation game

Article Abstract:

Stephen Moss, who is a Chief Nurse in Nottingham, England, and also chairs the Trust Nurses' Association, maintains that improving patient care is the most important aspect of his work. He aims to achieve this by facilitating inter-professional communication of good practice, and by easing communication between nurses and managers. Moss believes that the nursing profession has the opportunity, at the end of the 1990s, to influence health care policy and delivery, and is keen to see this occur. He is also keen to facilitate the promotion of more women to top nursing posts.

Interview, Moss, Stephen

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Nurses are caught in the crossfire

Article Abstract:

The place of nurses in the debate between doctors and politicians on the management of the health service is discussed. Government plans to reform the health service and change the role of nurses are examined.

Analysis, Column, Employment, Nurse and physician, Nurse-physician relationship

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Helping hand for the NHS?

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the renting of services and facilities in private hospitals by the United Kingdom Government in an effort to reduce National Health Service Hospital waiting lists.

Economic aspects, Health care industry, Social policy, United Kingdom. Parliament

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