Editor’s blog Wednesday 28 July 2010: Dr Daniel Ubani - what a piece of work
Unbelievable [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-10792644].
Well, that'll be the end of all discussion about Ubani&
Editor’s blog Wednesday 28 July 2010: Lansley, Pinocchio and commissioning
Until now, I'd never really thought about Andrew Lansley in relation to the
Fairy With Turquoise Hair [http:
Guest editorial Wednesday 28 July 2010: Things can only get better
Irwin Brown of the Socialist Health Association reflects on an alternative to
Equity and Excellence.
On the face of it,
Editor’s blog Wednesday 28 July 2010: Jazz hands and Ugly Rumours - Tony Blair’s reflections on government and policy
’Jazz hands’ [”http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jazz_hands] presentational maestro
Tony Blair spent a decade at the top of
Editor’s blog Tuesday 27 July 2010: Notes from the Khyra Ishaq Serious Case Review
I'm not going to say much about the following series of quotes from the Khyra
Ishaq Serious Case
Editor’s blog Tuesday 27 July 2010: DH finds a new £50 million to launch the Cancer Drugs Fund this October
Two quotes stick out from the executive summary of the thoughtful and
thorough-looking Extent and causes of international variations in
Editor’s blog Monday 26 July 2010: Government's provider regulation consultation is out
The provider regulation consultation is here
[http://www.dh.gov.uk/prod_consum_dh/groups/dh_digitalassets/@dh/@en/documents/
Editor’s blog Monday 26 July 2010: The amputee octopus: DH arms' length body review heralds many commercial opportunities.
The DH arms' length body review is here
[http://www.dh.gov.uk/prod_consum_dh/groups/dh_digitalassets/
Editor’s blog Monday 26 July 2010: Andrew Lansley's live No. 10 Q&A transcript
is online here
[http://www.number10.gov.uk/other/2010/07/health-secretary-andrew-lansley-in-live-qa-53428]
.
Two questions stick out, both from the wonderfully-named
Editor’s blog Sunday 25 July 2010: Telegraph lists NHS activity cuts under way
The Sunday Telegraph's Laura Donnelly knows a non-story from a story - ex-HSJ
editor, you know the form.