Bottomline
Summer 2012
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The art of tendering for and winning dental contracts
The number of people without access to an NHS dentist hit the headlines in 2007 and 2008 with the media regularly carrying pictures of people queuing around the block at the opening of new NHS surgeries. The Government are continuing their efforts to rectify this and last year the number of UDAs commissioned by strategic [...]
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Paul Clare
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Advice for Businesses, Advice for Healthcare businesses
On March 11 2010
Free home care – a double-edged sword
The plan for 250,000 elderly people to get free home care is outlined in the Government’s Social Care Bill which survived a recent challenge in the House of Lords. The cost at the moment is expected to come from the Department of Health which plans to pay £420 million, and councils are being asked to [...]
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Susan Charnock
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Advice for Businesses, Advice for Healthcare businesses
On February 11 2010
Going for gold starts with digging at home
Income may be static but many practices’ profits could be maintained by better controls. Bob Senior unlocks a treasure trove of in-house areas to review. This is the second of a two part article looking at maintaining profit levels.
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Bob Senior
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Advice for Businesses, Advice for Healthcare businesses
On February 3 2010
Themes from the end of 2009
Towards the end of 2009 Moore and Smalley gathered a number of people from the care home sector together to discuss matters affecting the sector and issues which were anticipated for 2010. The article below summarises the main issues raised. The General Election 2010 Social care I think will become centre stage, more so than [...]
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Keith Lewin
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Advice for Healthcare businesses, Moore and Smalley comment
On February 1 2010
Now promise to make these New Year resolutions!
Many GPs and their practice managers would greatly benefit financially in 2010 by making some New Year’s resolutions to their accountants. AISMA member firms set out what they would like to see. GPs’ practice managers are generally very good at providing the practice records to the accountant soon after the accounting date – but accountants [...]
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Debbie Wood
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Advice for Businesses, Advice for Healthcare businesses
On February 1 2010
