Editorial Thursday 20 June 2013: CQC releases names of the four at the table for Morecambe Bay cover-up report deletion
Health Service Journal has the CQC's letter to Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt
naming the four senior CQC staff
Editorial Tuesday 15 October 2013: Hunt and Burnham dance to The Masochism Tango
‘Beat me!’ begged the masochist.
‘No’, replied the sadist.
Longstanding readers may recall my observation that health policy is BDSM
Editorial Thursday 29 January 2015: The future of tariff, the Corinthian spirit and the NHS as a political football
First, the good news: the 2014 British Social Attitudes survey found that
satisfaction with the NHS has resumed its upwards
Editorial Wednesday 28 January 2015: Text of NHS England's major incidence guidance
Here follows the short version of the text of NHS England West Midlands local
area team's major incident
Editorial Wednesday 21 January 2015: NHS England chief executive Simon Stevens interview
Simon Stevens interview – Health Policy Insight, January 2015
Interview by Andy Cowper
Health Policy Insight: No healthcare system has yet
Editorial Friday 9 January 2015: Circling the plughole ends, as the Hinchingbrooke contract goes down the drain
To the enormous surprise of absolutely no-one with a hint of knowledge of what's
happening in the NHS,
Editorial 6 June 2008: Franchising management (again) for failing trusts…
except it’s not franchising and we don’t know what they mean by ‘failing’.
Unsuccessful 2001 policy re-announced in
The Maynard Doctrine: Memo for Simon ‘Sir Galahad’ Stevens: a message from Merlin
Dear Sir Galahad,
Your noble intentions in pursuing the Holy Grail of increased productivity in
the NHS have been noted.
Editorial Friday 19 December 2014: Thoughts on A&E pressure from 2006
In 2006, I wrote up a conference report of an event on urgent and emergency care
for my friend Rick
The Maynard Doctrine: whither foundation trusts?
by Alan Maynard, professor of health economics, University of York
Ninety-nine NHS organisations now have Foundation Trust (FT) status. Most