Editorial Tuesday 4 September 2012: The Hunting and downfall of Andrew Lansley
In the words of Glenn Hoddle, "I've never made predictions and I never will".
Well, earlier
Editorial Tuesday 1 July 2014: What if everything you planned turned out to be wrong?
Stephen Dorrell's thoughtful speech to the Reform conference on integration
today [http://www.healthpolicyinsight.com/?q=node/1561]
Editorial Tuesday 1 July 2014: Rt Hon Stephen Dorrell speech to Reform integration event
Co-ordinated health and social care: What would it take to really make it
happen?
FACTS AND FABLES IN HEALTH
“Things
Editorial Friday 20 June 2014: Byrne, baby, Byrne (disco inferno)
Among the stupidest jokes of recent times is the former Treasury secretary Liam
Byrne's note to his successor
Editorial Thusday 12 June 2014: Monty Python's Life Of Simon (Stevens)
With apologies to Monty Python, a short Life Of Brian tribute.
EXTERIOR
SCENE: A LARGE CROWD HAS GATHERED TO HEAR
Editorial Wednesday 4 June 2014: Thoughts on NHS Confederation conference, day one
Some quick reactions to the first day of the conference.
Rob Webster gave a human, personal and well-judged speech in
Editorial Thursday 5 June 2014: Thoughts on NHS Confederation conference, day two
You can say (or indeed sing [http://www.healthpolicyinsight.com/?q=node/1552]
what you like about Care Services Minister
The Maynard Doctrine: Defining low-value care - free lunches and the absence thereof
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard reports not on Lib Dem education policy,
but on the latest outburst of magical policy
The Maynard Doctrine: “In God we trust. All others bring data”
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard reviews mainstream healthcare reform
strategies’ cyclical and unfocused nature, and suggests some potentially
effective approaches
Editorial Tuesday 10 June 2014: Tin hats on - Lord Ashcroft's national polling finds NHS a high priority for voters
News versus not-news can be defined very simply: 'dog bites man' is not news;
'man bites dog&
