Being an NHS chief executive: the best of times and the worst of times Our new report, published in partnership with NHS Providers, shows that being a chief executive in the NHS today is both ‘the best of times and the worst of times’, to borrow from Charles Dickens.
As Nick Timmins’ interviews testify, it is the best of times because of the ability to make a real difference to people and patients, offering a sense of achievement and fulfillment that is difficult to realise in other roles. The King's Fund
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As Nick Timmins’ interviews testify, it is the best of times because of the ability to make a real difference to people and patients, offering a sense of achievement and fulfillment that is difficult to realise in other roles. The King's Fund
See also:
- The chief executive's tale: Views from the front line of the NHS The King's Fund
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