A gentlemen’s agreement, or a gentleman’s excuse-me?
A gentlemen’s agreement, or a gentleman’s excuse-me?
Round 4,371 of the BMA-Government row over access to primary
Health Policy Today 2 July 2008: a step towards NHS-funded health tourism?
Health Policy Today - 2 July 2008
by Andy Cowper
With apologies to Garrison Keillor, it has been a busy
Health Policy Today: NHS Confederation Conference, Day 1
Tom Smith [https://www.healthpolicyinsight.com/TomSmith] on today’s health policy debate.
Following on from an interview with the
Health Policy Today - Tuesday 17th June
Tom Smith [https://www.healthpolicyinsight.com/TomSmith] on today’s health policy debate.
Health policy is so widely debated that
Health Policy Today - Monday 16th June
Tom Smith [https://www.healthpolicyinsight.com/TomSmith] on today’s health policy debate.
The big story of the day is
Health policy today – Friday 13th June
Tom Smith [https://www.healthpolicyinsight.com/TomSmith] on today’s health policy debate.
Amongst today’s headlines includes the snappy,
Health policy today – Weds 11th June
Tom Smith [https://www.healthpolicyinsight.com/TomSmith] introduces a new daily analysis of health
policy debate that will appear exclusively
Time for better day and vocational services in mental health
Preview: ‘About time: commissioning to transform day and vocational services’
by Helen Lockett, Linda Seymour and Adam Pozner, Sainsburys Centre
Money, money, money in a surplus world
Why do SHAs appear to average a 15% surplus on turnover, while 25% of community
matron posts remain unfilled?
by
Reactions to the Darzi report - Health Policy Today, 1st July 2008
Tom Smith analyses reactions to the Darzi report.
Less than 24 hours after the publication of the Next Steps Review
