Health Policy Today, 13th July 2008 - Local authorities to hold PCTs to account
Health Policy Today, 13th July 2008 - Local authorities to hold PCTs to account:
the implications of Hazel Blear’s
14 Ju;y 2008 - Bastille Day
We might talk about overthrowing the powers that be, but the French have done it
much more recently than us.
Colloquia: markets and choice in healthcare
AC: This week, I thought we could discuss markets and market mechanisms in
healthcare. Richard Smith has written a good
Evidence to health inequalities inquiry, House of Commons Health Select Committee 5.6.08
Author of the inverse care law, BMA chair and leading researcher discussing
inequalities, polyclinics, QOF, out-of-hours, quality and continuity of
Listening to doctors on reform – Health Policy Today 8th July 2008
8 July 2008 - Tom Smith on the today's health policy debate.
I’m on my way to
Colloquia: ministering to clinical priorities, or political ones?
Colloquia: ministering to clinical priorities or political ones?
In this week’s Colloquia, Health Policy Insight editor Andy Cowper and
Storms gather in Edinburgh - Health Policy Today 7th July 2008
7 July 2008 - Tom Smith on today’s health policy debate.
It's that time of year when
Colloquia: talking about Darzi
Health Policy Insight’s editor Andy Cowper and associate director Tom Smith
discuss whether the Darzi review can “lead local
Is the government serious about clinical engagement? Health Policy Today, 3rd July 2008
3 July 2008 - Tom Smith on clinical engagement
On the one hand, the Darzi review places great stress on
The Maynard Doctrine: is competition 'The Answer'?
Alan Maynard is professor of health economics, University of York
Monday 7 July 2008
During the Wilson government in the
