Special Reports

The Design of Your Life The Design of Your Life
From devices that give patients more freedom to new children's wards, innovations make hospital stays more comfortable.

E-Health Experts E-Health Experts
As the world looks towards a global e-health system, Stephen Withers considers Australia's ongoing efforts in the area.

Troubleshooter Troubleshooter
NHS Lothian's John Jack tells Paul French how he aims to restore confidence in Scotland's ailing St John's Hospital.

Safe and Sound Safe and Sound
Medical errors still occur with a worrying frequency, yet many of them are entirely preventable.

A Different Kind of Check-Up A Different Kind of Check-Up
The alleged role of doctors in the attempted UK bombings has raised serious questions about security in healthcare.

Anaesthesiology Wakes Up Anaesthesiology Wakes Up
Anaesthesiologists are having to adapt to a period of change as their practices and role come under increasing scrutiny.

Boost Your Net Knowledge Boost Your Net Knowledge
Healthcare companies need to maximise the internet and supporting technologies to provide the best services to patients.

Can You Communicate? Can You Communicate?
Failure to speak up or failure to listen has a debilitating effect on hospital staff and management interaction.

Happier Healthcare Happier Healthcare
Managing an efficient and contented healthcare workforce is more than just a matter of profit or deficit.

Heady Days in ENT Heady Days in ENT
The number of techniques and treatments available to ear, nose and throat (ENT) surgeons is growing.

Mixed Fortunes Mixed Fortunes
The year 2006 was a tempestuous time for international healthcare markets, but what of 2007?

Picture of Health Picture of Health
Dr Uwe Klima has worked on three continents during his long career in cardiothoracic surgery.

Road to Recovery Road to Recovery
There has been a shift towards shorter inpatient stays in the field of orthopaedics over the last decade.

WHO Maps HIV Drug Resistance WHO Maps HIV Drug Resistance
HIV/AIDS continues to be the scourge of developing countries, but the World Health Organisation aims to change this.

Workers Movement: the Push-Pull Factor Workers Movement: the Push-Pull Factor
Analysis of the issues surrounding health worker migration often boils down to a question of ‘brain drain or brain gain’.

New Directions in Healthcare New Directions in Healthcare
From market consolidation to new revenue models, it has been a turbulent few months in the healthcare industry.
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