Also on the subject of architecture is a Today programme report. "Norman Foster, the man whose practice brought us the Gherkin, Beijing Airport, and the Great Court at the British Museum has until now had nothing to do with healthcare....
Hinchingbrooke Hospital, a district general hospital in Cambridgeshire, is to be operated by one of five private sector organisations from 2011 - and Circle is one of the five in the bidding process.
The hospital has debts of over £40m, and the only NHS organisation in the bidding process (Cambridge University Hospitals Foundation Trust) recently dropped out citing concerns about resources. This means all five remaining bidders are from the private sector - a vote of confidence in the private More
Contributing to the Daily Telegraph’s series on healthcare, Circle CEO Ali Parsa argues that hospitals run by doctors really are the best. “New solutions are urgently needed in the provision of our health care services. The best sources of ideas are those who are closest to the front line. We need to engage these individuals. Engagement in turn comes from a sense of ownership of both the problem and the solution.”
Circle Partnership Conference 2010 – 05: Andrew Lansley on policy
Complex Event Processing in Healthcare
The Darzi Report and the Question of Implementation
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