Editor's blog Wednesday 2 March 2011: Does IHP spell the end of the NHS? No, probably not.
Guardian social affairs editor Randeep Ramesh has, in association with Channel 4
News, broken this story about private healthcare firm
Editor’s blog Tuesday 1 March 2011: Commissioning inquiry; The Thunderer thunders; and the new health lottery
The Health Select Committee resumed its deliberations on commissioning this
morning, hearing evidence from a partner in Beechcrofts, and health
Editor's blog Monday 28 February 2011: Shirley, you can't be serious
It is a truth universally acknowledged that Airplane!
[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0080339/] was one of the funniest films
Editor's blog Monday 28 February 2011: Lansley, from Liberator to Saviour - the BBC Any Questions transcript
I'm very grateful to a long-standing Health Policy Insight reader who gave up an
indecent amount of her
Editor's blog Monday 28 February 2011: Our Saviour - Trappist on price competition; reality issues; RIP commissioning
"I’m saving the NHS by giving it to patients and the staff of the NHS"
Andrew Lansley,
Editor's blog Friday 25 February 2011: Competition matters. Will the real David Bennett please stand up?
The New World is becoming clearer and the battle lines drawn even more sharply.
Labour’s shadow health secretary John
Guest editorial Wednesday 23 February 2011: U turn if you want to - towards consensus?
Irwin Brown of the Socialist Health Association suggests a strange consensus is
emerging on the real way to deliver reform
Editor's blog Friday 18 February 2011: Flory's 'Dear Comrades' letter on tariff
Here's the David Flory letter
[http://www.dh.gov.uk/prod_consum_dh/groups/dh_digitalassets/documents/digitalasset/
Editor's blog Monday 21 February 2011: PM Cameron tries to sell reform a different way
For the first time, the Coalition Government appears to be under significant
external pressure on NHS policy.
They may come
Editor's blog Tuesday 22 February 2011: The private sector - isn't it great?
Simon Bowers of The Guardian reports that SOS Lansley and the NHS's PCTs and
SHAs have filed high
