Editor’s blog Saturday 24 July 2010: I knew people from Yorkshire were outspoken ...
... but David Forster, policy and strategy director of Yorkshire Ambulance
Service
[http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/Exclusive-NHS-director-disciplined-after.6437998.jp]
Editor’s blog Saturday 24 July 2010: Two contrasting examples of clinical attitude to patients
This BBC News story [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-10742898] about the
Society and College of Radiographers' recommendation
Editor’s blog Friday 23 July 2010: Normal service will be resumed shortly
Hiatus today. Back tomorrow.
Have a good weekend.
Editor’s blog Thursday 22 July 2010: On the way to Reform
Good morning.
This comes from a train on my way to Reform's health half-day conference (and
what a
Editor’s blog Thursday 22 July 2010: Reconfig Panel supports SW GI cancer service change, but backs critics of consultation
Advice On The Reconfiguration Of The Upper Gastro-Intestinal Cancer Surgical
Service In The South West Peninsula
[http://www.irpanel.org.
Editor’s blog Wednesday 21 July 2010: 'We will all go together when we go!'
Blimey [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-dorset-10719386]. Nurse tops both
own parents.
Beat that, Harold Shipman! 1-0 to the
Editor’s blog Wednesday 21 July 2010: RumourWatch - Arms' length bodies review 'on hold'; economic regulation maybe on Monday
You know my form in the futurology stakes
[http://www.healthpolicyinsight.com/?q=node/612]. Caveat emptor.
But anyway, for
Editor’s blog Wednesday 21 July 2010: Government's social care consultation
The next consultation is on social care funding, and its website is here
[http://www.dh.gov.uk/carecommission]. Its
Editor’s blog Wednesday 21 July 2010: Government's confused response to Health Select Committee report on commissioning
The Health Secretary was in his element in front of the Health Select Committee
yesterday, no? Detail, detail and more
Editor’s blog Wednesday 21 July 2010: Inconvenient truths and rational analyses will out
Good morning.
Today sees a plethora of new entries into the august ledger of Things That Are
Not Surprising.
Mark
