Abstracts: Add a dash of care. Frugal feasts: small meals serve one or two. Wholesome bran muffins
Abstracts: harvest sizzlers. Fire up the barbie for easy summertime suppers. Pasta's in the oven
Abstracts: Feasting by the bay. Savoring the classics. Soul-warming stews
Abstracts: Decomposing efficiency into its managerial and its regulatory components: the case of European railways. Optimal lines for railway systems
Abstracts: Applying simple dynamic modelling for decision support in planning regional health care. Evaluating physician efficiency in hospitals: a multivariate analysis of best practices
Abstracts: Estimating output substitutability of hospital services: a distance function approach. The federal nursing minimum basic data set and hospital management in Belgium: a case study of a nursing department
Abstracts: Bridging the gap between clinicians and health managers. What is the role and contribution of models to management and research in the health services? A view from Europe
Abstracts: Regional concentration and efficiency in Mexican manufacturing. Economic design of screening procedures when the rejected items are processed
Abstracts: Trust poised to decide appendix nurse's fate. The needle and the damage done: the news of new child vaccine trials in the UK has once again focused attention on child vaccine safety and how well parents are informed of the risks
Abstracts: Hepatitis-infected nurse calls for awareness campaign. Nurse leaders decry patient's charter as inadequate. Plan for community nurse union
Abstracts: Ethnic minority staff needed for terminal care boost. Ethnic dilemma: an alarming lack of health visitors from ethnic minorities has been revealed by survey for the HVA
Abstracts: Health workers to be treated privately as 'lifeline' closes. Pertussis jab trials raise safety fears
Abstracts: Unions condemn 'take and convey' plans as unethical. Frenzy fatigue. Helping with inquiries
Abstracts: Pill of promise. The bitterest pill: when newspaper say people are dying because of ecstasy, users know they are exaggerating. Will they believe the much more compelling evidence of long-term effects on mental health
Abstracts: Deficiency testing for iron, vitamin B12 and folate. Full blood count (RBC, Hb, PCV, MCV, MCH and reticulocytes)
Abstracts: European retail markets growing closer. Retail ethics under attack. Intermarche looking for ally for European expansion
Abstracts: UK leads European biscuit market. Greek biscuit production rising. UB withdrawal from US pays off
Abstracts: Convenience offers opportunties in EU meat and savoury products market. EU meat industry must change direction
Abstracts: Ahold heads list of European firms controlling US supermarkets. Home shopping to take larger share of food retailing
Abstracts: More GM food pledges. Consumers warm to frozen food, says report. German frozen food sales up 13%
Abstracts: Cadbury Schweppes offers 1.6 billion pounds sterling for Dr Pepper. European sports drinks back on track
Abstracts: Poland the latest retail battleground. More news on ICA/Hakon merger. Tengelmann reports drop in sales
Abstracts: Austria's accession lowers food prices for consumers. Danone profits back on course. German beer and food group Marz struggles against losses
Abstracts: Warburgs vulnerable to SBC bid. Name check for ABN Ambro. Warburgs keeps top spot - just
Abstracts: A spasm masquerading as a movement. New workhouses of the nun from hell. Time for a new order in the court
Abstracts: It will erode sovereignty, but it's inevitable. Good vibrations in Mexico City. Pocket guide to beating the Trap
Abstracts: It's not such a dog's life on the Island. Stuck? Try upwards or outwards. The 11 footballers on the right are hot property. But do they live in one?
Abstracts: Bodies spill on to tracks as Hutus die in crush on train to freedom. Bright future on the horizon for Greenwich
Abstracts: He did it for Alvin Stardust and Chris Rea: can he do it for Blair? Regulators caught in cross-fire
Abstracts: Sex row families' years of 'hell and injustice.' (court rules that eight Ayrshire children taken from their families after allegations of ritual sex abuse should be returned)
Abstracts: It's a disgrace. The memory stealers. Racism won't affect our goals
Abstracts: Clowns to the left of us, jokers to the right. A room of one's own. Taking Cromwell Street to Charing Cross Road
Abstracts: Should we dictate which books our children read? Hello Ian, goodbye Bill. Is there a critic in the house?
Abstracts: Payment in shares outlawed in bid to save 110m pounds sterling. There's no accounting for families
Abstracts: In no hurry to get a job. Crossing the borders. Public auditor, private investigator
Abstracts: Wisdom from a sheepish liberal. Wisdom from the feet up. What really makes us happy?
Abstracts: Saddle up for Club Med with a difference. 'If you have to call reconstructing sheep shelters art, well, that's all right by me.' (sculptor Andy Goldsworthy builds sculpture park in Cumbria)(Interview)
Abstracts: Did you have a nice time getting into school, dear? Ethics man takes on the fat cats. Who wants to be a millionaire?
Abstracts: High libido on the Lido. Anna Maria Ortese. Back to the drawing board
Abstracts: Out with the old, in with ... ? Degrees that almost guarantee jobs. Queuing up for GNVQs
Abstracts: Yeltsin snubs Gore amid new health fears. Rich mix of troubles feeds Turkish unrest. Central bankers forge ahead on a European currency
Abstracts: For doctor, read nurse. The unforbidden? Brave Jenny, the great deceiver
Abstracts: Rite, Edie and stellar. Maybe you're the same as me. Come as you are. (You will anyway)
Abstracts: What is it with Wes Craven and teenage girls? Never say dead in the water. It's a thin line between clever and stupid
Abstracts: The man who wouldn't be king. Once, Andre Previn made headlines. He even made Madame Tussauds. Now he just makes music. What a relief
Abstracts: Apologising for history. The respectable revolutionaries. Gay marriages 'centuries old.'
Abstracts: Financial insecurity means no early return of feelgood factor. Manufacturers find the feel-good factor in exports
Abstracts: Abrasive man from the Pru. Pru loses on share dealing. Bock my target, Rowland vows
Abstracts: Will you be doing DIY today? Too important for politics. At Waterloo the English did surrender
Abstracts: Some nuptials and a cremation. Who's afraid of a gay soldier? Declaration of law
Abstracts: A few years ago new housing was a byword for naff. Not any more. Up sticks and back to the city
Abstracts: Thenk God it's Friday. We're all going on a singles holiday. 'Bruno, what do you think about the women's movement?'; 'Good for them. It's important they do dance classes to stay beautiful.' (the reputation of the Latin Lover)
Abstracts: Beyond the lure of off-the-shelf ethics. Between Waterworld and Judge Dredd. Myth of withering government
Abstracts: JFK's trouble with George. Stay home or you're busted. Inside New York's sweatshops
Abstracts: A symphony is like the world: it must embrace everything. The diva in me. Long live the queen
Abstracts: High technology fails to weaken the lure of London's Square Mile. US fails to curb China's bootlegging
Abstracts: Nafta dream turns sour. Luxury time for Gucci's survivor. Unity among Allies masks trouble ahead
Abstracts: Fugitives from the book police. The visible price of fame. The last word in trash TV
Abstracts: How to marry a royal (without ending up in therapy). Can gossip really take you to the top? Yes, Minister, the secretaries are revolting
Abstracts: Egypt boosts private finance projects. Major projects gain momentum in Oman. Oman to be open to private projects
Abstracts: Fitful Hungarian roads. City link project float. Victoria to finance tollways and power
Abstracts: Saudi Arabia's electricity sector structure. Lisbon opts for modified liberation. California Electricity is set for change
Abstracts: Lintas hopes to find 'fresh ideas' in Swedish hot shop. Benetton's Toscani creates advert for Apple. Whirlpool centralizes $30m media account with Optimedia
Abstracts: For better or worse? Gateway to China. Flat rate blues
Abstracts: Clean-up act. So long, farewell, it's time to say goodbye.... Regaining lost ground
Abstracts: Everything to play for. Glittering prizes? Lighting the way in the twilight zones: they were an experiment of the early 1980s, but enterprise zones will be with us into the next century
Abstracts: Actions speak louder. The continental divide: E-commerce may be borderless, but Europe's half-hearted use of online shopping suggests that if it is to be successful her, e-commerce will have to be adapted to our high-street habits
Abstracts: Urban splash at midnight. Looking glass: the extension of a pavalion to Broadfield House, the UK's largest museum of glass, was achieved appropriately enough, by building the biggest every all-glass, self supporting structure
Abstracts: Making the most of it: the most important role of information technology in any size of business is to boost productivity, increase margins and improve profits
Abstracts: Empty bowl today, duck soup tomorrow. Companies adapt to tax on holes. Mirror, mirror, on the wall: the latest crisis at The Independent calls into question the futureof Mirror Group Newspapers, one of its parents
Abstracts: Theory and practice of revolution. Consumers cloud a cheerful mood. Deja vu in the land of manana
Abstracts: Taking the shots. Central Europe: huge potential. No opportunity
Abstracts: Cash cure for nervy investors. Risk-free at a price. Prolific hype
Abstracts: Home-made sanctuaries. Imry woos backers for Western Esplanade plan. Half-way but not half-hearted
Abstracts: DOE tightens green belt policy. Schroders picks up NU's continental offices. Auctioneers set to benefit from residential gloom
Abstracts: Outsourcing is still the crucial issue. Offices urgently needed to satisfy Leeds demand. Crossing the East West divide
Abstracts: Lager. On-trade lager. Off trade lager
Abstracts: Not such an extreme year. Taking time to refine a buyout. From real ale to car care
Abstracts: MBO league tables 1997 - 3i displays its versatility. Private equity: the driver of reorganisation. Scottish capital for growth
Abstracts: US banks top the class of '94. Private deals prove decisive. Banks benefit from a sharp turnaround
Abstracts: Back for a second bite of the cherry. A waiting game with rich rewards. Private deals prove decisive
Abstracts: Standing on its own. Expanding in the Thames Valley. UAPT comes under the hammer
Abstracts: Creating the right structure. (Coyle Hamilton buyout). Creating a third force. Lloyd's creates a new market
Abstracts: A new name in the high street. An extra pair of eyes and ears. Scotland: prudence pays
Abstracts: Constructive criticism. Sales talk. Quality control
Abstracts: Mr Moativator. Rosemary Conley. Rules of the game
Abstracts: Virginia Bottomley. Hot off the press. Stephen Clifford
Abstracts: To the rescue. How one big battle was won. A new, big ally
Abstracts: On the critical list. Patient, heal thyself. Policing do-it-yourself medicine: the growth of consumer power at the expense of providers requires a new approach to the regulation of health care
Abstracts: Taxing times: America's Congress should abandon immediate plans for tax cuts in favour of longer-term tax reform
Abstracts: Why NATO? United in rivalry. Battle lines over defence: European Union
Abstracts: Can Ken stay on his pedastal: Kenneth Clarke survived his ordeal at the Tory conference this week, but will his hard-won reputation survive November's budget?
Abstracts: Mini mouse: Hollywood. The silver scream: Japan's entertainment business. You're not in Kansas any more
Abstracts: Energy, the new convergence. The sage of Old Snowmass. Germany's corporate whodunnit
Abstracts: Keeping the hot money out. Going with the flows: recent turmoil in emerging markets holds important lessons for investors and economic policy-makers alike
Abstracts: Hardware goes soft. New chip on the block. Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious: chip design
Abstracts: In-car entertainment. Audio products in Spain. The German in-car entertainment market
Abstracts: Fatal attack spurs concern about Cambodia tourism. Ride on rusty boat reveals thrills of rural Cambodia. Fishing in a shallow pool: Vietnam suffers shortage of skilled workers
Abstracts: India's Bill Gates? HFC head sees glorious path for his booming firm. T.G.I. Friday's restaurant chain plans to open six outlets in India
Abstracts: Malaysia's growing pains: amid building boom, some citizens call for more planning. Gays find freedom in tolerant Thai society
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