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The nation's health : a strategy for the 1990s : a report from an Independent Multidisciplinary Committee

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King Edward's Hospital Fund for London

Publication date:

1991

Abstract:

The second edition of 'The Nation's Health' is an extensively revised and updated assessment of trends in health status and public health policy and practice over the last decade. Its wide-ranging scientific analysis forms the basis for developing 17 health priorities and a clearly defined strategy for improving health over ...
The nation's health : a strategy for the 1990's : a report from an Independent Multidisciplinary Committee ; chaired by Professor Alwyn Smith

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King Edward's Hospital Fund for London

Publication date:

1988

Abstract:

This publication reviews the progress in public health over the last decade. It seeks to interpret trends in health and to identify measures likely to be effective in promoting the public health. It outlines a national strategy for the next decade, identifying the public responsibilities of government and of the ...
In dreams begins responsibility : a tribute to Tom Evans

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King Edward's Hospital Fund for London

Publication date:

1987

Abstract:

Tom Evans was Director of the King's Fund College from 1981 until his death in 1985. This book is a tribute to him. The papers cover a variety of management issues: an exploration of what strategic management and strategic planning mean; management in the NHS; accountability in the public sector; ...
Managers as strategists : health services managers reflecting on practice

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King Edward's Hospital Fund for London

Publication date:

1986

Abstract:

This book is a contribution to managers' helping each other to learn. Most of the papers in the book are written by health service managers; they are not someone else's account of what those managers do or say they do, but the thoughts of the managers themselves on their own ...