Editor’s blog Monday 17 January 2011: PM David Cameron's RSA speech on public services, reviewed
The full text of PM David Cameron's RSA speech on public services can be found
here
[http://www.
Editor’s blog Monday 17 January 2011: What is the question that SOS Lansley’s NHS reforms are trying to answer?
A major media offensive is under way to launch NHS Week (as the Downing Street
'media grid' has
Editor's blog Friday 14 January 2011: 'Liberating the NHS' impact assessment distincly un-liberated
The Guardian's Denis Campbell has the story that shadow health secretary John
Healey's effort to obtain
Editor's blog Thursday 13 January 2011: The battalions gear up for uncivil war
Of late, two 20th-century political figures have been much-quoted in regard to
NHS reform.
Both men - Stalin and Mao
Editor's blog Wednesday 12 January 2011: Health and NHS lines from today's PMQs and Monday's urgent question on flu
The NHS lines, Prime Minister’s Questions 12.1.11
Ed Miliband, Leader Of The Opposition: “His health minister (Paul
Guest editorial Tuesday 11 January 2011: Just like deja vu all over again?
Irwin Brown of the Socialist Health Association wonders at a fragmented future
for the NHS
When the previous Tory government
Editor’s blog Monday 10 January 2011: The Gospel truth about John Watkinson, RCHT and NHS South West according to Verita
The law is an intriguing thing; employment law even more so.
Long-time Health Policy Insight readers will remember that we
The Maynard Doctrine: Does competition work in healthcare?
Professor Alan Maynard wishes you all a Happy New Year, but is basically a
realist, and so doesn’t propose
Editor’s blog Tuesday 13 July 2010: Confusions & contradictions in the White Paper 'Equity And Excellence: Liberating the NHS'
A cleverer man than I, with more experience of policy matters (yes, I know it
doesn't narrow the
Editor’s blog Wednesday 29 December 2010: A fascinating analysis of NHS problems suggests a solution
"It is not good management to say 'you need to cut costs by £15 billion; go find
the
