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OU on the BBC: Can Gerry Robinson...: One Year On

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Gerry Robinson returns to Rotherham General are his ideas making a difference?

06 Dec

2007

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OU on the BBC: One Year On - Can Gerry Robinson Fix The NHS? Programme one The Open University / Karen Parker

Sir Gerry Robinson is man on a mission: he has 6 months, no money and one NHS hospital. His goal is to reduce waiting lists... Read more : OU on the BBC: One Year On - Can Gerry Robinson Fix The NHS? Programme one

OU on the BBC: One Year On - Can Gerry Robinson fix the NHS? Programme two OU

Two months in, and Sir Gerry is finding the going tough; tensions between the consultants and hospital management are making it difficult for him to... Read more : OU on the BBC: One Year On - Can Gerry Robinson fix the NHS? Programme two

OU on the BBC: One Year On - Can Gerry Robinson Fix The NHS? Programme three Production team

In the final programme of the series, Gerry is running out of time and patience. Read more : OU on the BBC: One Year On - Can Gerry Robinson Fix The NHS? Programme three

OU on the BBC: Can Gerry Robinson Fix The NHS?: One Year On Production team

One year on from the series Can Gerry Robinson Fix the NHS?, Sir Gerry revisits Rotherham General Hospital to see how they are coping. Read more : OU on the BBC: Can Gerry Robinson Fix The NHS?: One Year On

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