Editor's blog Wednesday 24 February 2010: Extracts from the Mid-Stafford report
Extracts from Robert Francis QC’s foreword
“The overwhelming number of accounts given by those affected should surely put
to
Editor's blog Tuesday 23 February 2010: Whoops pharma, and Lansley on PFI
Today is not a good news day for the pharmaceutical industry's reputation.
Whoops Reckitt Benckiser
[http://business.timesonline.
Editor's blog Monday 22 February 2010: KPMG sees the future through assertions darkly
Hello. Hope your weekend was good.
A new contribution to the policy conversation comes from Mark Britnell's new
Editor's blog Friday 19 February 2010: Commissioning measures up; UK 'PLC' finances turn down
Do you remember commissioning? (Now there's a question for Sir David Nicholson.
Not that he's a
Editor's blog Thursday 18 February 2010: A swift rationalisation
'Ullo. No time at all today, so just to point you at this commentary from
today's Times
Editor’s blog Tuesday 16 February 2010: Mutual incomprehension, and Barbara Young coughs about her exit
Hello. Hope you had a good weekend.
We have newly-minted Maynard Doctrine
[”http://www.healthpolicyinsight.com/?q=node/414] for
The Maynard Doctrine: Saving money to save the NHS
Professor Alan Maynard OBE looks at the upward drivers on healthcare demand, and
predicts some patterns of probable NHS behaviour
Editor's blog Thursday 11th February 2010: On health inequalities and dis-coordinated care
It's a depressing subject, is health inequality. We get worked up about it once
a year, or whenever
Editor's blog Wednesday 10th February 2010: Cameron at TED - wink, wink, Nudge, Nudge
The Guardian have this report of Conservative leader David Cameron's
presentation to the TED (Technology - Entertainment -
Editor's blog Wednesday 10th February 2010: The Nayl gun, more NCS fun and flights of fantasy
This interview with Sir Robert Naylor
[http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2010/feb/10/robert-naylor-nhs-cost-cuts] in
today's
