Editor's blog Thursday 14 October 2009: Renewing Labour's NHS policy ideas
Governments get tired and stale. The media and the electorate grow used to their
tricks. They are the focus of
Editor's blog Thursday 14 October 2009: Health Check 2009 - higher honesty or lower performance?
Lo! The Care Quality Commission has spoken
[http://www.cqc.org.uk/newsandevents/newsstories.cfm?cit_id=35454&FAArea1=
Editor's blog Wednesday 13 October 2009: An outspoken conference
Last week, the second Wellards annual conference - ‘Looking ahead to 2010/11:
healthcare beyond the next general election’ -
‘Looking ahead to 2010/11: healthcare beyond the next general election’ - the 2009 Wellards Annual Conference
by Andy Cowper, editor, Health Policy Insight
Sir Denys Lasdun [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denys_Lasdun] died in 2001.
Editor’s blog Tuesday 13 October 2009: Freedom of the press to report Parliament
Private Eye is one of the most free bits of the free press. Regular readers of
that esteemed organ will
Editor's blog Tuesday 6 October 2009: Who can you antitrust?
There is an intriguing story on The Guardian website about antitrust
proceedings
by the EU against certain pharma companies
[http:
The Maynard Doctrine: How do you encourage a crab?
Professor Alan Maynard OBE reflects on the true crisis in NHS dentistry - PCTs'
lack of teeth
Policymaking in
Editor's blog Wednesday 30 September 2009: Andy Burnham speech at Labour's conference
So that was Andy Burnham's conference speech
[http://www.labour.org.uk/andy-burnham-speech-conference]. Well, nobody will be
hassling
Editor's blog Thursday 17 September 2009: Why Andy Burnham is turning up: to announce fully free choice of GP
Good morning. The Independent has the story of why Andy Burnham is turning up
[http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/
Editor's blog Tuesday 29th September 2009: The shifting sums for the National Care Service
Further to today's figures of a £200 million cost for the proposed new National
Care Service given live
