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Improving performance means investing in managers

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By Judith Smith, Chris Ham, Suzie Bailey
| Health Service Journal
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NHS management reform: regulation is just the beginning

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By Judith Smith, Suzie Bailey, Chris Ham
| The BMJ
Judith Smith, professor of health policy and management1, Suzie Bailey, director of leadership and organisational development2, Chris Ham, emeritus professor of health policy and management1 1University of Birmingham 2The King’s Fund, London Regulation of managers now seems inevitable, but must be accompanied by wider changes focused on professionalising and supporting NHS leaders Calls to regulate NHS managers have been made for over 25 years, often in the wake of inquiries such as in...
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Mothering Adult Children With Chronic Illness

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By Judith Smith
| Psychology Today
Mothering does not end when our kids are 18 or 21. Mothering adult children is hard, and very few parenting books focus on this very long period in the parent-child relationship. Mothering adult children whose mental or physical health interferes with their becoming self-sufficient and independent from their families is particularly stressful.
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