Guest editorial Monday 1 November 2010: A 20-20 vision of a wrap-around health service
Professor Terry Young, Chair of Healthcare Systems of the School of Information
Systems, Computing and Mathematics, Brunel University, outlines the
Editor's blog Sunday 4 April 2010: Conservatives fire starting gun on electoral auction of NHS promises
Hello, and Happy Easter.
It was interesting to read the Telegraph story that David Cameron has
discovered
The Magical Money
Editor's blog Thursday 28 October 2010: A short list for the national commissioning board job - Britnell, Farrar and Selbie
There is a short list in relation to the new NHS independent National
Commissioning Board (NCB) - the Coalition Government&
Editor's blog Friday 29 October 2010: Who's meeting whom at the PM and Cabinet Office level
Hats well and truly off to the Coalition government for their open publication
of more data (and hat-tip to maverick
Editor's blog Wednesday 27 October 2010: Earl Howe declares NICE "somewhat redundant"
We thought they would go after NICE
[http://www.healthpolicyinsight.com/?q=node/526], but I did not think they
Editor's blog Tuesday 26 October 2010: Lansley announces £200 million cancer drugs fund to undermine NICE
And in the end, the runes in the CSR about "up to £200 million" were smoke.
Health Secretary
Editor's blog Tuesday 26 October 2010: The confidence interval over Mr Lansley's NHS reforms
Regular readers of Health Policy Insight are clever types, and will have picked
up that we believe Health Secretary Andrew
The Maynard Doctrine: Regulating GP commissioning consortia - who? And how?
Professor Alan Maynard considers the chaos, confusion and celerity surrounding
the development and assurance of GP commissioning consortia.
As yet
Editor's blog Monday 25 October 2010: Confused positions from Lansley and Nicholson on liberation for consortia
The excellent Dr X has been in contact, to point out an interesting
juxtaposition of quotes about how liberated GP
Editor's blog Monday 25 October 2010: Machiavelli and Lansley - fear, power and the innovator's dilemma
There is only one essential book about management: The Prince, by Niccolo
Machiavelli. That exiled-from-court Renaissance Mandelson sought to curry
