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Good People, Good Practice: A Practical Guide to Managing Personnel in the New Primary Care Organisations (Radcliffe primary care series)

Good People, Good Practice: A Practical Guide to Managing Personnel in the New Primary Care Organisations (Radcliffe primary care series)

by Colin Hunter (Foreword), SallyIrvine (Author), HilaryHaman (Author)

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    Hardcover 2001

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Synopsis

This is a comprehensive guide to all aspects of personnel management. It contains case studies and practical examples which illustrate common problems and dilemmas. Written without legal or complex jargon it clarifies legislation and how it applies to primary care.

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Format: Hardcover
 Pages: 223
 Publisher: Radcliffe Publishing Ltd
Published: 01 Dec 2001
ISBN 10: 1857754174
ISBN 13: 9781857754179

Media Reviews
'Whether a Trust chair or chief executive, an established principal, a young principal or a GP in training, the essentials of managing people legally and fairly in a multi-disciplinary environment is key to the success of the health service of our nation, and this book is essential reading for all those involved in employment at all levels in primary care. For practice managers, as well as being an excellent reference, this text will be a core resource in supporting the Fellowship by Assessment of the Institute of Healthcare Management. It provides a clear definition of good practice together with a succinct update with regard to current employment legislation. It is peppered with real life examples which bring theory into reality within the context of practice-based primary care.' Colin Hunter, in the Foreword
Author Bio
Hilary Haman Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development, Member of the Institute of Healthcare Management and Sally Irvine Honorary Fellow of the RCGP, Fellow of AMGP and Member of the Institute of Healthcare Management; Foreword by Colin Hunter OBE, Chair, Scottish Council of the Royal College of General Practitioners and General Practitioner, Aberdeen