Editor’s blog Wednesday 4 August 2010: What we learned today
Happy Wednesday to you. Not far till the weekend now.
So today ... we have learned that:
GPs should be midwives
Editor’s blog Thursday 5 August 2010: Some quick bits
Morning, all.
Today, we are thinking about:
The extraction of digits at Mid Staffs over staffing 'issues'
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Editor’s blog Tueday 3 August 2010: A redirect
'Ello. Childcare day, so the frontiers of health policy knowledge will have to
remain broadly un-pushed back (insofar as
Editor’s blog Monday 2 August 2010: NHS inconvenient truths are bursting out all over
Good morning. I hope you had a good weekend, and return refreshed for another
foray into the fray.
And fray
The Maynard Doctrine: What does the White Paper mean? Incoherence and confusion – both opportunity and threat.
Professor Alan Maynard decodes the White Paper’s literary and political
influences
The primary characteristics of the recent White Paper
Editor’s blog Saturday 31 July 2010: Scale and sale
This story on the £8 billion potential value of the sale of goodwill in GP
practices
[http://www.hsj.co.
Editor’s blog Monday 26 July 2010: 6 impossible things pre-breakfast - abolishing FT prudential borrowing limit unmodelled
“Why, sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast”
.
The White Queen
[http://en.wikipedia.
The Maynard Doctrine: The risks of another bout of NHS musical chairs
Professor Alan Maynard assesses the impact of the "blank" White Paper and
associated restructrings and power shifts
The
Guest editorial Friday 30 July 2010: One step beyond ...
Irwin Brown of the Socialist Health Association looks ahead to a
post-restructuring future
Come with me into the future of
Editor’s blog Friday 30 July 2010: Dr Hamish Meldrum's letter to BMA members on the NHS White Paper
What a week for letters [http://www.healthpolicyinsight.com/?q=node/672] it's
turning out to be. Below