Editorial Wednesday 9 January 2013: A modest proposal following the Health Select Committee's new CQC report
The Health Select Committee's new report on the Care Quality Commission
[http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm201213/
Editorial Tuesday 8 January 2013: Football's the winner at Mid-Staffs, circa 2009
Reading through the Mid Staffs Public Inquiry's leading council Tom Kark's
summing up
[http://www.midstaffspublicinquiry.
Editorial Thursday 15 November 2012: Notes on a Comrade
In the finest tradition of Russian Matryoshka dolls
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matryoshka_doll], NHS Commissioning Board chief
executive
Editorial Monday 7 January 2013: Waiting for Dilnot, or "Doctor! Doctor! I think I'm running the country!"
So, after a weekend of speculation about what the Francis Public Inquiry Report
will say (which brought us precisely no
Editorial Wednesday 5 October 2011: Fact me! Andrew Lansley is doing the right thing
At the Conservative Party Conference, the hall was considerably less that
half-full for Health Secretary Andrew Lansley's speech
Editor’s blog 26th March 2009: On blame for Mid-Staffordshire, and the Second Horseman of the NHS Apocalypse
Good morning, and apologies for the short interruption in normal service. I have
been “out in the field” (see Edge
Editorial Friday 4 January 2013: The Politician's Syllogism and healthcare quality
Happy new year to all Health Policy Insight readers: best wishes for 2013.
We return from our festive shenanigans to
Editorial Friday 21 December 2012: Health Policy Intelligence 52: Francis is coming. Look busy!
The following is an extract from our subscription service Health Policy
Intelligence, which funds the existence of this site, and
The Maynard Doctrine: The arrogant and the ignorant must be collaborative friends
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard explains why researchers ("the arrogant"
*) and managers ("the ignorant" **) have to
Editorial Wednesday 19 December 2012: The Ipsos MORI 2012 Almanac and the NHS and healthcare
I may be a world-class curmudgeon, but I do take requests - especially when
they
come from my friend Alastair
