Editor's blog 29 May 2009: It's a CDE thing
Good morning and happy Friday to you. The sun is shining. Hurrah.
Fingers crossed, from the middle of next week
Editor's blog 26 May 2009: How bad is bad?
Good evening to you.
Just a brief alert to the arrival of a new and prophetic Maynard Doctrine
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Editor's blog 22 May 2009: A brief digression
The sun has finally set on a good day. I have had a good day, good sleep, a
glass or
Editor's blog 20 May 2009: Catching the buzz about living in deciduous times
Good evening. Another unexpected leave of absence ends - or was it absent
without leave? It's so hard
The Maynard Doctrine: a Conservative Party memo on modest proposals for NHS reform?
Professor Alan Maynard OBE makes full disclosure of a document passed to him
anonymously
The postmark on the brown envelope
Editor's blog 26 April 2009: Who wants to be a millionaire, NHS-style?
No, this is not going to be about redundancy pay-offs for sacked chief
executives. What were you thinking?
No, this
Editor's blog 23 April 2009: Happy Birthday, Mr Roth
On my way home from a wonderful lunch in honour of Andrew Roth, author of
Parliamentary Profiles and Westminster Confidential.
Editor's blog 23 April 2009: Leading from the front, or from well behind the lines?
Leadership is one of those qualities that are hard to analyse. It is hard to
define but very easy to
Editor's blog 22 April 2009: Budget airline politics, or business-class planning?
”We will protect our investment in schools and hospitals” – Chancellor Alastair
Darling
Good afternoon. I have again been away -
The Maynard Doctrine: Evaluating quality initiatives
Professor Alan Maynard OBE challenges the Whitehall Village People to evaluate
their initiatives around quality for cost-effectiveness
The Government has
