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1. 1. Dr Jocelyn Cornwell - The Health Foundation

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   Published on: 7/4/2008   Last Visited: 7/4/2008

   Dr Jocelyn Cornwell
   
   Jocelyn is an independent healthcare consultant and visiting fellow in Health and Social care at the London School of Economics.Having originally trained as a medical sociologist, she has worked in the NHS and the Audit Commission and was a founding director of the Commission for Health Improvement.
   
   She is a trustee of the Mental Health Foundation and Connect UK and formerly sat on the board of Picker Institute Europe.

2. 2. erectiledysfunction.freeblogsite.com

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   Published on: 6/1/2008   Last Visited: 6/2/2008

   Jocelyn Cornwell, Commission for Health Improvement
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   Jocelyn Cornwell, CHI's acting chief executive, said NHS Direct was well regarded by the public and patients, and was proving "very successful".
   
   "It is now the first port of call for anyone who needs medical help, but is unsure of which part of the health service is best able to help them," she said.

3. 3. PSSRU Staff

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   Published on: 5/6/2007   Last Visited: 5/6/2007

   Dr Jocelyn Cornwell
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   Dr Jocelyn Cornwell
   
   Visiting Research Associate; at LSE since 2004
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   Jocelyn Cornwell studied for her Phd, later published as Hard-Earned Lives: accounts of health and illness from East London (Tavistock, 1984) at Queen Mary College, London University.
   
   After a period as a research fellow at the Open University and the King's Fund Centre Jocelyn worked in NHS community health services.In 1990 she joined the Audit Commission's Health Studies directorate, where she researched and directed national value for money studies.
   
   In 1999, she worked for the Department of Health helping to establish the Commission for Health Improvement (CHI).Jocelyn subsequently became CHI's deputy and then acting chief executive.She now works independently on national initiatives to improve the quality of clinical services.
   
   She is a Visiting Fellow in Health and Social Care at the LSE and a trustee of the Mental Health Foundation, CONNECT, and the Picker Institute.