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emergency hospital admissions in London, 1997-2001 : report summary., Managing the pressure

Publication date:

2002

Abstract:

This is a summary of a report on emergency hospital admissions in London, funded by the former London Regional Office of the NHS Executive. It examines the nature of emergency admissions in London, pointing out that the main peaks in demand appear to be due to respiratory disease during the ...
Managing the pressure : emergency hospital admissions in London, 1997-2001

Creador:

King's Fund, Damiani, Michael, and Dixon, Jennifer

Publication date:

2001

Abstract:

This report examines the nature of emergency admissions in London, pointing out that the main peaks in demand appear to be due to respiratory disease during the Christmas period. Chronic disease in the elderly is a major factor, and residents of the East End of London seem to be affected ...
Health care UK : the King's Fund review of health policy

Creador:

King's Fund

Publication date:

2001

Abstract:

This publication is a comprehensive review of health care policy issues. This edition takes London as its theme. It contains a calendar of events from February to May 2001 and articles on areas of health policy such as: public health; mental health services; refugees and asylum seekers' health experience; public ...
Modelling urgent events

Creador:

Tansley, Jeff, Harrison, Anthony, King's Fund, Bryan-Jones, Jane, and Boyle, Sean

Publication date:

1998

Abstract:

A major policy concern for the NHS is how to deal with the increase in emergency hospital admissions widely observed in the 1990s. This paper presents a systems approach to understanding the way in which unpredictable events are dealt with by health care services. It does this by developing a ...
Analysing changes in emergency medical admissions : a report by the NHS Trust Federation in collaboration with the King's Fund

Creador:

King's Fund, Harrison, Anthony, and NHS Trust Federation

Publication date:

1995

Abstract:

Over the past two or three years, a rapid increase in the number of emergency medical admissions to acute hospitals has been widely reported and a number of studies in different parts of the country have been carried out aimed at explaining why these increases have occurred. In early 1995, ...
Red warning : the report of the King's Fund Working Party set up to study the 1967/8 influenza epidemic and its effect on London hospitals and to make recommendations for the future

Creador:

King Edward's Hospital Fund for London

Publication date:

1968

Abstract:

During the influenza epidemic of December 1967 - January 1968 the Emergency Bed Service (EBS) encountered serious difficulties in securing admission to hospital for many acutely ill patients. In the light of these experiences the King's Fund decided to appoint a working party to investigate the effect of coloured warnings ...

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