Editor’s blog Monday 21 September 2009: Liberal Democrat health policy, and sympathy for Ms Hewitt
Sometimes, people smile superciliously at me for taking the Liberal Democrats’
health policy seriously. That’s okay, of course. A
Editor's blog Tuesday 29th September 2009: Labour Conference 2009 - go back to your constituencies and prepare for opposition
Footage on TV of the Labour Party conference in Brighton has had a haunted and
almost surreal air. Where once
Editor's blog Monday 5 October 2009: The deep freeze
There is a lovely old Lancashire phrase that I learned at my Gran's knee -
'don'
Editor’s blog Tuesday 6 October 2009: The Right way to run the NHS
I wanted to wait until shadow chancellor George Osborne had spoken before
writing anything about Andrew Lansley’s speech to
The Maynard Doctrine: QIPP - the sound of panic, or a belated vital sign of intelligent life?
Professor Alan Maynard OBE looks through the prism of QIPP at the NHS's task to
avoid becoming heir
Editor’s blog Monday 19 October 2009: Bill Moyes - next stop, the FSA?
Bill Moyes has had a good war as executive chair of independent foundation trust
regulator Monitor, a job he will
Editor’s blog Thursday 24 September 2009: is PbR a fitting payment system for the recessionomics of health?
This morning’s policy seminar at the NHS Confederation, ‘From payment for
activity to payment for transformation- is PbR fit
Editor’s blog Friday 30 October 2009: New Maynard Doctrine, and a government addicted to stupid drug rulings
Hello. We have a fresh shot of Maynard Doctrine
[http://www.healthpolicyinsight.com/?q=node/383] for you today.
We
Editor's blog Monday 2 November 2009: Legally enforceable waiting times and the DH's consultancy spend
Good afternoon.
Last Friday's Times had this story that the Cabinet has agreed to press forward
legislation guaranteeing
Editor's blog Tuesday 20 October 2009: NHS Alliance conference - day one
Good morning from Manchester, where the NHS Alliance's 12th annual conference
kicks off - and let's
