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Transferring prisoners with severe mental illness into secure hospitals substantially reduces re-offending rates and could save more than £600,000 over the lifetime of each offender, figures published by Laing & Buisson reveal.
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General Healthcare Group (GHG) subsidiary BMI Healthcare has entered into a joint venture with doctor/dentist consortium Sentosa UK Limited, to take over the management of the Syon Clinic in Brentford, West London.
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A public sector outsourcing boom will help fuel growth in the private diagnostics market across much of Europe, according to a new report.
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Future reform of the NHS is likely to be incremental, rather than large-scale, in the foreseeable future as the system faces its most challenging funding environment in decades, according to a new report from the Economist Intelligence Unit.
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The NHS could save around £15bn by 2015 by delivering more care in patients’ homes and in the community, according to the CBI.
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More dialysis and chemotherapy services will be provided in community settings and patients’ homes under plans set out by health Secretary Andy Burnham last month.
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The New Victoria Hospital Limited has reported improved results in its second year of trading since it was acquired in a management buyout in 2007.
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Pearl Topco Ltd, the holding company of dental practice provider IDH, has reported revenues of £196.9m for the 15 months ended 30 April 2009.
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Substantial opportunities remain in the fast consolidating dental market, Duke Street Capital Oasis Holdings Ltd has said as it reported a 20% increase in annualised proforma revenue to £124.4m for the year ended 31 March 2009.
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