Editor's blog Tuesday 15 February 2011: PM Cameron's not-very-recent FT volte-face
The Guardian's Nicholas Watt has written a piece about the likelihood of
Populus
pollmeister Andrew Cooper becoming the
Editor's blog Tuesday 15 February 2011: NHS care of elderly criticised. Again.
Experience is a wonderful thing: it enables you to recognise the same mistake
when you're just about to
Editor's blog Monday 14 February 2011: The DH & KPMG back-story to the 14% solution
Happy Valentine's Day to romantics and cynics alike (the latter group generally
being the former group plus plenty
Editor's blog Wednesday 9 February 2011: Simon Stevens on disruptive reform for innovation
United Health Group CEO Simon Stevens was one of the key influencers of the NHS
reforms of the past decade.
Editor's blog Thursday 10 February 2011: Worst-kept secret in the NHS no longer secret - FTN splits from Confed
Health Service Journalbreaks the news that the worst-kept secret in the NHS has
come to pass: the Foundation Trust Network
Editor's blog Wednesday 9 February 2011: Commons committee transcripts
Your can find the Health And Social Care Bill committee transcripts of
yesterday's morning
[http://www.publications.parliament.
Editor's blog Tuesday 8 February 2011: SOS Lansley defends his reforms; we analyse his points
Goodness me. SOS Lansley is defending his reforms in The Guardian
[http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/joepublic/2011/feb/
Editor's blog Tuesday 8 February 2011: BMJ readers' poll offers cold comfort on confidence in reform
Online opinion polls are often, let's be frank, pretty bogus. Tiny samples and
deliberately contentious issues.
One has
Guest editorial Sunday 23 January 2011: A closer eye on HealthWatch
Today's guest editorial comes from the author of the excellent Arbitary Constant
[http://www.arbitraryconstant.co.uk] blog,
Editor's blog Tuesday 8 February 2011: Reducing hypertension by correcting SOS Lansley
Health Policy Insight is not produced by people who are clinically expert, to
put it mildly.
However, when a reader