Editor's blog Friday 5th March 2010: Primary care and emergency departments report
Hello. Today sees the release of a new report from the Primary Care Foundation
[http://www.primarycarefoundation.co.uk/page22/
Editor’s blog Friday 19 March 2010: The right kind of variation, and a leak on Labour's social care policy
Hello. Just a very quick one today, as time is very tight. The FT reports that
shadow chancellor George Osborne
Editor’s blog Thursday 18 March 2010: Less public debt, and a slightly opaque interim report from the 2020 Public Services Trust
Good morning. I may be a little off-form today, owing to the sad news of the
death of Alex Chilton
Editor’s blog Tuesday 16 March 2010: Winding up Telegraph NHS debate, and other bits and bobs
Hello. I didn't get round to washing up the remaining articles from last week's
Telegraph series
Editor’s blog Monday 15 March 2010: New report on PROMS from Kings Fund & OHE
Morning. The new report out from the Kings Fund and the Office of Health
Economics is worth reading. Getting the
Editor's blog Friday 12th March 2010: Hey, big pensions! NAO, NAO, NAO!
Wow.
I knew it was a lot of money, but even so ...
[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/
Editor's blog Thursday 11th March 2010: NHS Confed rise to challenge of dismal debate on NHS austerity and reforms
The NHS Confederation have issued a new report, Rising to the challenge: health
priorities for government and the NHS
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Editor's blog Wednesday 10th March 2010: Mid-Staffs legals; and better Telegraph debate
‘Ello. You may remember that I wrote that we should expect legal action over
Mid-Staffs [”http://www.healthpolicyinsight.com/?q=
Editor's blog Monday 8th March 2010: New dodgy data row; Burnham BS "preferred provider"; Telegraph's Mrs Mertonesqe NHS debate
Good day, I hope this finds you well.
You should go first to our latest instalment of The Maynard Doctrine
Editor's blog Wednesday 9th December 2009: What happens next. Warning - may contain plot spoilers.
So, what happens next?
(Yes, I've had another interruption. Sick children thing. You know. Anyway, shut
up, it&
