Editor’s blog Wednesday 19 May 2010: Ex-Lib Dem health spokesman Norman Lamb is deputy to Deputy Prime Minister
Congratulations to Lib Dem health spokesman Norman Lamb MP, who is to be Chief
Parliamentary and Political Adviser to the
Editor’s blog Wednesday 19 May 2010: More FOI information on the KPMG review of the DH
You may remember our recent exclusive about KPMG being commissioned to review
the DH and ALBs' back office functions
Editor’s blog Tuesday 18 May 2010: NHS Confed / Kings Fund policy salon - evaluating NHS quasi-market health reforms
This latest in the NHS Confederation’s policy salon series, in association with
the Kings Fund, is going to be
Editor’s blog Thursday 13 May 2010: Why no SHA assurance publications for six SHAs?
I've just recently got interested in the SHA assurance process
[http://collections.europarchive.org/tna/20100509080731/http://dh.
Editor’s blog Tuesday 18 May 2010: Bigging up Society?
Could this afternoon see the first glimmer of health-related policy from the
Liberal Conservatives [http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/
Editor’s blog Monday 17 May 2010: Spending cuts make their way along the John Reid Network, and the next two ministers
Health policy ‘lifers’ will remember reports of ex-Health Secretary Dr John
Reid’s advice to his cabinet colleague Tessa Jowell
Editor’s blog Sunday 16 May 2010: First blow of the pay axe falls at the top
Those of you who have ever swung an axe to split a log will know the Newtonian
rule that you
Editor’s blog Thursday 13 May 2010: Health Secretary Andrew Lansley on 'Today' on cuts, inflation and closures
Health secretary Andrew Lansley appeared on Radio 4's Today to describe the new
Tory-Lib Dem government's
Editor’s blog Thursday 13 May 2010: Health Secretary Andrew Lansley's first statement
Health secretary Andrew Lansley's first statement in office has been published
on the DH website [http://www.dh.
Editor’s blog Wednesday 12 May 2010: Agreement NHS funding increases "should increase in real terms each year" - not "will"
The language always matters.
Always watch the words used.
Just as we had Health Secretary Andrew Lansley's journey
