The Maynard Doctrine: Faith-based policymaking: dear God, when will it end?
Professor Alan Maynard OBE suggests that reforms to improve and incentivise
commissioning should be based on evidence. What is not
Editor's blog Thursday 22 April 2009: Healthcare funding solved in the USA
The instant reaction to this story
[http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/richard-adams-blog/2010/apr/21/sue-lowden-lowdencare-chickens-nevada]
about a Republican
Editor’s blog Wednesday 21 April 2010: Measuring up to the tailor’s motto
As the NHS scrambles frantically to pull together its flock of annual reports,
the intervention in the BMJ by Lifford
The Maynard Doctrine: the poetic determinants of health
Professor Alan Maynard OBE examines the determinants of lifetime health through
the prism of the ‘Bard of Hull’ Philip Larkin’
Editor’s blog Thurday 15 April 2010: What is that box blabbering about?
So.
There I was, minding my own business, and that of everybody else in my local
area.
There I was,
Editor’s blog Thurday 15 April 2010: Entrepreneurialism in the stockbroker belt backfires
Congratulations to Health Service Journal's Sally Gainsbury, whose follow-up to
her scoop on the Royal Surrey selling drugs
Editor’s blog Friday 25 March 2010: “Mirror, mirror on the wall” time for pro- and anti-market camps
Let’s dance! They System Management honchos at the dear old Department fo Health
have finally issued the Principles and
Editor’s blog Tuesday 13 April 2010: Back tomorrow
It is late. I am knackered. Back properly tomrrow, but just one thought.
Both major parties launched their manifestos in
Editor’s blog Tuesday 30 March 2010: Assessing commissioning, and funding the National Care Service
Commissioning has worked so brilliantly that the top management of the DH
couldn’t even tell you what it costs.
The Maynard Doctrine: Professions, guilds and silos
Professor Alan Maynard OBE torches a Spaghetti Junction of bridges with the
professions. The RCN in particular will be very
