Sarcomas in the groin and inguinal canal: A 16-year single-centre experience.

Introduction: Soft tissue sarcomas arising in the groin and inguinal canal can be difficult to diagnose and manage. This is in part explained by the complex anatomy of the region. Early referral to specialist centres has been advocated, as inadvertent excision of these tumours can jeopardise definitive treatment.

An evaluation of staff engagement programmes in four National Health Service Acute Trusts.

Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to report the findings from an evaluation project conducted to investigate the impact of two staff engagement programmes introduced to four National Health Service (NHS) hospital Trusts in England. It seeks to examine this development in the context of current policy initiatives aimed at increasing the level of staff involvement in decision-making, and the related literature.

Design/methodology/approach: A mixed-methods approach incorporating document analysis, interviews, a survey and appreciative inquiry, informed by the principles of impact evaluation design, was used.

Business change process, creativity and the brain: a practitioner's reflective account with suggestions for future research.

Resolution of a critical organizational problem requires the use of carefully selected techniques. This is the work of a management consultant: facilitating a business change process in an organizational setting. Here, an account is provided of a practitioner's reflections on one such case study that demonstrates a structure for a business change process.