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London Monitor : focusing on London's health services

Schöpfer:

King Edward's Hospital Fund for London

Publication date:

1995

Abstract:

This is the second edition of this publication which was published for the first time in 1994. This edition is structured in four parts. The first is a calendar of events in London's health care during 1994, followed by a commentary by the editor. The third section presents the relevant ...
What next for London's health care?

Schöpfer:

King Edward's Hospital Fund for London and Maxwell, Robert J.

Publication date:

1994

Abstract:

The author looks at the NHS in London two years after the report of the King's Fund Commission on London and the Tomlinson report and three years before the next general election. Policies shaping the NHS in London have become increasingly controversial. He argues that despite the growing resistance to ...
A proposal to form an investment fund for primary care development for London

Schöpfer:

Gordon, Pat and King Edward's Hospital Fund for London

Publication date:

1993

Abstract:

This paper proposes an alliance of charitable foundations, together with Government, to make a distinctive contribution to the way in which health services for Londoners are being shaped. It explains how an investment fund could form the basis of a high profile three year development programme; how it could be ...
Doing different things in a different way : possibilities for the post-Tomlinson primary and community health services development programme for London

Schöpfer:

King Edward's Hospital Fund for London

Publication date:

1993

Abstract:

The aim of this unpublished paper is to provide all Londoners with primary and community health services which both meet their needs for high quality health care and which - over time - can appropriately substitute for certain services currently provided in acute hospitals. If Sir Bernard Tomlinson's recommendations are ...