Editor’s blog Wednesday 18 August 2010: Dr Foster consults, and pieces and bits
Good morning. I hope the weather is good where you are.
Today we turn to an interesting press release from
Editor’s blog Monday 26 April 2010: Bovvered about bonuses, and measuring up the coding creep conundrum
The Lib Dems have given their FOI stuff on managers’ bonuses to The Observer,
leading to “>this not-wildly-shocking story
Editor’s blog Monday 16 August 2010: Longer hospital waiting lists and higher costs, here we come!
If I'm ever sick enough to need to be admitted to hospital, I'm not going to
Editor’s blog Sunday 15 August 2010: Telegraphing the changes
Today's Telegraph offers three health policy-inflecting stories.
The first is the return of the Quiff Of Doom, ex-Health
Editor’s blog Tuesday 17 August 2010: Seeing the Light - drugs in 'don't work' shock
This article
[http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/7950612/Five-out-of-six-new-drugs-dont-work.html]
doesn't need any contextualising. Just read it
The Maynard Doctrine: Udder problems for the NHS
Professor Alan Maynard ventures into the anthropomorphic, assessing the porcine
nutrition issues arising from the latest NHS redisorganisation
The American
Tax breaks for health? Policy update from the 2008 Lib Dem party conference
by Andy Cowper, editor, Health Policy Insight
The Liberal Democrats go into the party conference season as the only major
Editor's blog 18th September 2008: thoroughly modern Milly?
Just when you were thinking that nostalgia isn't what it used to be (oil price
spike; credit tightening;
Editor's blog 12th January 2009: Thoroughly modernising Milly
First of all, a warm welcome back to Tom Smith. Health Policy Today is back for
its 2009 run, and
Editor’s blog Friday 13 August 2010: Who needs the Audit Commission?
If Eric Pickles accuses you of having lost your way
[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-10970008], as he has
