The Maynard Doctrine: Table manners at the healthcare feast - advice for Simon Stevens
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Briefing from Professor Nala Dranyam, Kroy University, People’s Republic of
Yorkshire to the incoming Chief Executive of
The Maynard Doctrine: Health policy delusions, supply-induced demand and sanity deficits
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard outlines the sanity deficits and
supply-induced demand risks in current policy trends
Current NHS policy
Editorial Thursday 20 February 2014: Will Care.Data Lansleyism prefigure reconfiguration conflagration?
Is it too late to coin the phrase ‘Lansleyism’?
It’s not?
OK, then: the Care.Data fiasco
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Editorial Tuesday 11 February 2014: How is a CSU commercially confidential, Earl Howe?
Now here is An Interesting Things
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, brought to my
Editor’s blog Wednesday 18 May 2011: It’s the economic regulator, stupid
The battle for the credit for ‘saving the NHS reform’ resumes, in the wake of
Prime Minister David ‘Shabba’ Cameron’
Editorial Monday 3 February 2014: Independent regulators, the SPESCious Awards, and spoofing Mark Britnell
I appointed myself as NHS Chief Inspector Of Chief Inspectors
[”https://twitter.com/HPIAndyCowper] last year, in the wake of
Editorial Tuesday 4 February 2014: Why privatising the NHS would be A Very Bad Idea
The Twittering Classes were fascinated to notice that NHS England's outgoing
chief executive, Comrade Sir David Nicholson had
Editorial Thursday 24 January 2013: Ten thoughts about Andy Burnham's Labour health policy review speech
In the wholly spurious interests of binary 'balance', here are five snarky
observations about shadow health secretary and
Guest editorial Friday 6 December 2013: Why the NHS definitely needs drones, by CSU Cassander
In this guest editorial, the genius of CSU Cassander is unleashed on solving the
woes of the NHS through drone
The Maynard Doctrine: It's the clinicians, stupid!
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard reflects on political learning and real
reform
Fashions come and fashions go, but clinicians -
