10 October 2008

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Three week's to go and NHS Networks will be taken under the NHS PCC wing. This means that the last New@Networks produced by one of the NHS Networks team will go out on Thursday 30 October and from there on in it will continue to go out but under the guise of NHS PCC. There are a few more conferences to tell you about this week and we shall start things off by letting you know about a whole heap of RCN conferences that are taking place between now and the middle of next year. That's right folks, you heard it right, next year. They are an organised bunch. The Novemeber conferences can be found here, the December ones can be found here and next years conferences, here. The next New@Networks will be sent out on 23 October.
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News items

	Workshops: Social Return on Investment – Health Sector Training 10.10.08 More
	Bolton gets Foundation status 10.10.08 More
	Department of Health's strategy for delivering sustainable development 2008-2011 10.10.08 More
	Ensuring timely handover of patient care - ambulance to hospital 10.10.08 More
	Handbook: How to Achieve World Class Commissioning Competencies 10.10.08 More
	Human Rights in Healthcare 07.10.08 More
	Healthy Weight, Healthy Lives toolkit 07.10.08 More
	Conference: Best Practice Guide to World Class Commissioning 07.10.08 More
	Upcoming Royal College of Nursing conferences in 2009 07.10.08 More
	Royal College of Nursing conferences, December 2008 07.10.08 More
	Royal College of Nursing conferences, November 2008 07.10.08 More
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	New: Diabetes United (spanning Sandwell & Heart of Birmingham PCTs) Three organisations comprise ‘Diabetes United’- Heart of Birmingham Teaching PCT (HoB), Sandwell PCT and Sandwell & West Birmingham Hospitals NHS Trust (SWBHT), founded in 2005 More
	Updated: National Performance Advisory Group October newsletter added More
	Updated: Spokes - the NHS Cycling Network September and October newsletters added More
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