Editorial Thursday 8 October 2015: Toilets, party conferences, the memory of candour and not being TITs about busting the DEL
This latest dispatch from the health policy trenches begins with news of Jeremy
Hunt in the toilet.
Literally.
It is
Editorial Thursday 5 November 2015: Money, power and ownership in the NHS: the bonfire night of the vanities
Money, power and ownership are central to the politics and policy of the NHS.
They're also often misunderstood.
Editorial Tuesday 20 October 2015: NHS Improvement - how the NHS can avoid getting Netflix-and-chilled
The appointment of Northumbria Healthcare FT/ACO leader Jim Mackey as the debut
chief executive of NHS Improvement
[https://www.
Editor's blog Wednesday 21 October 2015: Andrew Lansley, management consultant
"Political satire became obsolete when Henry Kissinger was awarded the Nobel
Prize" - Tom Lehrer [http://www.avclub.
The Maynard Doctrine: Come on, Sir Galahad Stevens, lance the nonsense!
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard calls for Simon Stevens' digital
extraction on non-evidence-based policy initiatives
Sir Galahad (aka Simon
Editorial Thursday 15 October 2015: A Twitter chat with Andrew Lansley
Well, that was interesting
[https://twitter.com/HPIAndyCowper/status/654340194011844608].
Last night, Our Saviour And Liberator Andrew Lansley took exception
Editorial Wednesday 14 October 2015: Sympathy for Jeremy Hunt
Since working out yesterday that Sun King Simon Stevens is now the de facto
Secretary Of State For Health and
Editorial Monday 12 October 2015: In character as Ralph from 'The Fast Show', Ben Gummer refutes an un-made allegation
Health Policy Insight has long had a a soft spot for junior health ministers in
what passes for our hearts.
Editorial Friday 2 October: What Sir David Nicholson said in his NHS Providers Annual Lecture (and what he may have meant)
The former NHS Comrade-In-Chief Sir David Nicholson gave the second NHS
Providers Annual Lecture
[”http://www.nhsproviders.org/blogs/sir-david-nicholson/
The Maynard Doctrine: On Nero, and fiddling whilst the NHS burns
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard explores how workforce issues, funding
and social care gaps amount to an NHS conflagration
On
