"This analysis makes no distinction between income and profit. In our case, profit is zero -- our car parks are self-funding and do not make a surplus." How does it cost 2.5 million pounds per year to run a few square metres of tarmac? Especially as "This NHS Trust accepts no responsibility for anything in this car park." [Insert expletive here] Annotated link http://www.diigo.com/bookmark/http%3A%2F%2Fwww.telegraph.co.uk%2Fhealth%2Fhealthnews%2F5980346%2FHospitals-make-111-million-from-car-parks.html

USA newspaper assessment of best children's hospitals (in America)

newspaper assessment of USA's best (adult) hospitals.

Business case for increasing nursing staff: shorter stays, fewer nosocomial consequences, and aversion of death (6500 p.a. estimated in US)

UCLH NHS Trust: WLAN technology has been used to create what is believed to be the United Kingdom's largest single wireless network, covering 7,000 users in eight hospitals, including UCLH's new flagship hospital on Euston Road, London.