Editor’s blog Monday 19 July 2010: BMA seeks new route to block private sector in commissioning
That's interesting
[http://www.hsj.co.uk/news/primary-care/laurence-buckmans-email-to-bma-gp-members/5017378.article]
, if not very surprising.
Health Service
The Maynard Doctrine: It’s the incentives, stupid!
Professor Alan Maynard looks at what a future based around outcome measurement
and new incentives will mean.
The Coalition’s
Editor’s blog Monday 19 July 2010: PM David Cameron on what Big Society means for the public sector
Below are two extracted sections from Prime Minister David Cameron's speech in
Liverpoool this morning
[http://www.number10.
Editor’s blog Monday 19 July 2010: Transparency In Outcomes - the triumph of Darzi and Donabedian
A DNA paternity test carried out by Health Policy Insight reveals that the
Coalition government's new outcomes consultation
Editor’s blog Monday 19 July 2010: First dose of the government's health wikipolicy, Transparency In Outcomes, now online
The DH has now published the first instalment of its experiment with wiki
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki]policymaking,
Editor’s blog Monday 19 July 2010: Matthew Swindells leaving Tribal for Cerner
Professor Matthew Swindells is leaving his current job as group MD of health for
management consultancy Tribal to work for
Guest editorial Sunday 18 July 2010: Socialist reflections on the White Paper
Reflections on ‘Equity And Excellence’
Irwin Brown, Socialist Health Association, July 2010
The ‘Equity And Excellence’ White Paper is actually
Editor’s blog Sunday 18 July 2010: Trouble down South London, or Mid-Staffs - slight return
The Independenthas the story
[http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/health-news/watchdog-called-in-over-safety-fears-at-ailing-nhs-trust-2029422.html]
.
We covered Ramon Niekrash's
Editor’s blog Saturday 17 July 2010: A selection of responses to the White Paper
Morning. Below are a few responses to the White Paper from around and about:
Professor Julian Le Grand [http://blogs.
Editor’s blog Friday 16 July 2010: Learning from failure
Wiser heads than mine have often pointed out that failure is more educational
than success, provided you can pinpoint the