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Get you diaries ready and sharpen your pencils folks. This weeks newsletter has a host of conferences. Some are during the next upcoming months but there are a few that are taking place next year! The HSJ are holding January conferences and there are a number of Nursing conferences taking place.

The Healthcare Commission has published its Annual Health Check. How well did your trust do in this report and what are you and your trust doing to prepare for their WCC assessments? Remember that the discussion forums. are always there for you to 'tweet' informally to colleagues so you can talk about your challenges.

And for those of you that don't already know, 'Tweeting' is the new buzz word for blogging or talking via the internet. So twitter away.

The next New@Networks will be sent out on 30 October.

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