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Bad moods 'boost memory and judgement' - Daily Telegraph 3rd November 2009
"Being in a bad mood may not be all gloom and doom after Australian scientists found that negative feelings improved judgement, boosted memory and made people less gullible. "
Southport’s MP has called for increased PCT accountability - Southport Visiter 28th October 2009
"UNELECTED local health chiefs must be stripped of their power to make crucial decisions, Southport’s MP has told the Government.
John Pugh introduced a backbench Bill calling for the end of the “democratic deficit” whereby NHS bodies can make wide-reaching decisions – such as the closure of children’s casualty in Southport – despite public objections."
Doctors told to be more sensitive and listen to parents of very ill children - The Observer 28th June 2009
High-handed medics are leaving families out of decision-making on life support for critically ill infants, according to GMC advice that calls for greater sensitivity
Older people who trust their instincts 'make better decisions than ponderers' - Daily Mail 31st January 2009
Older people worried about their failing memories should simply trust their instincts when making decisions, according to scientists.
Psychologists found elderly people make better decisions when they don't think about them deeply but instead go with their 'gut feelings'.
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Using research evidence when making decisions about the organization and financing of health care has great appeal, yet decision-makers do not always use this information. The Informed Decisions Toolbox addresses this issue in six steps and aims to help the health care decision-maker:
Fury as NHS 'dithers' over £110m gift - The Guardian 13th August 2008
Angry and frustrated, Mike Sadler has had enough. For the past three years, the former finance director of the confectionery giant Mars has been a non-executive director on the board of Epsom and St Helier University hospitals trust. For two years, he has
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