Cowper’s Cut 388: Truce Social, Milburn opines and medical grumbles
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Cowper’s Cut 387: ‘We’ve marched them up to the top of the hill: remind me about the next bit?’
“I often feel like a resident of Pompeii who has been asked for some humorous comments on lava.”
Tom Lehrer,
Cowper’s Cut 386: Irony while the strike’s hot
This week, we saw the BMA Resident Doctors 2008 Pay Differential Historical Re-Enactment Society charging into inaction, as they took
Cowper’s Cut 385: The generation game
I understand that ‘Cut’ readers have been enjoying the BMA resident doctors committee’s campaign for Full Pay Restoration almost
Cowper’s Cut 384: The One After The NHS Ten-Year Plan Dropped
Reactions to the NHS Ten-Year Plan might best be described as studiedly polite from organisations who have or want contracts
Cowper’s Cut 383: The specious hallucination of the NHS Ten-Year Plan
If as a government, you wanted to substantially lower expectations for your NHS Ten-Year Plan, then you might arrange for
Cowper’s Cut 382: Some questions for successful NHS reform
At the launch of the Big NHS Plan, the Prime Minster warns the nation that “our ambitions for the future
Cowper’s Cut 381: The NHS Ten-Year Plan and Mrs Doyle’s ‘cup of tea’ paradox
I haven’t been chasing down every riddle or rumour about what’s in The 3:7 Forward View (AKA
Cowper’s Cut 380: Will Taylorism do?
We can too easily forget people’s contributions to the English NHS and health system. One of the first people
