Editor's blog 11th February 2009: Good science, Bad Science, stupidity and the MMR vaccine
Good evening. I'm sorry I have been around a bit less frequently of late
(various bits and pieces
Editor's blog 11th February 2009: RIP Sir George Godber
Good morning, on what is here, at least, a lovely, sunny day.
Today's Guardian brings the sad news
Interview - Norman Lamb MP on the Lib Dems' new health policies
Fresh perspective: Liberal Democrats outline new health policies
The right to ‘top up’, defined patient entitlements, direct budgets for
long-term
Interview - Mike Farrar, chief executive, NHS North West: clinical input and measuring outcomes
INTERVIEW – MIKE FARRAR
Clinical input and measuring outcomes
Why PBC needs a stimulus and why regulation needs to understand its
Editor's blog 5th February 2009: Matthew Swindells interview
Good evening, and happy new interest rate. Refinancing your PFI deals?
Today we have an exclusive interview with Matthew Swindells,
Interview - Matthew Swindells, MD for health, Tribal Group PLC
Interview by Andy Cowper, editor, Health Policy Insight
Matthew Swindells left the Department of Health in April 2008 to become
Editor's blog 3rd February 2009: Obama’s hopes on health Daschle’d
Good evening. I hope you're well and not coming down with a cold (which I am - a
Editor's blog 2nd February 2009: Holding public finance to maturity - not marking it to market
Hello, and I hope the snow isn’t affecting you too adversely.
Today we have new Maynard Doctrine - www.
Amid a snowy backdrop, moves afoot to whiten rules and procedures: Health Policy Today 2nd February 2009
This summary of health stories today reflects a subtle social and political
shift in favour of greater clarity, transparency and
The Maynard Doctrine: Adjusting to hard times in the funding crunch
Professor Alan Maynard OBE surveys the impact of the recession on the NHS's
chances of survival
The UK
