Editorial Tuesday 4 September 2012: A last view on puzzle-thinker Andrew Lansley
I have written more than enough about Our Saviour And Liberator Andrew Lansley.
The time has come to bid him
Editorial Tuesday 4 September 2012: Mr Cameron's first reshuffle: the Andrew Lansley / NHS reform question
Today should mark the announcement of PM David Cameron's first Cabinet
reshuffle.
Political geeks are duly excited. Cabinet
Editorial Thursday 12 July 2012: Thoughts from a boardroom
I was privileged to be asked to give a talk on health policy and politics to
today's meeting
Editorial Friday 10 February 2012: With friends like this, the Health Bill doesn't need enemies
The Health And Social Care Bill now looks more likely to be put out of its
misery than it ever
Editorial Thursday 10 November 2011: Circle's 10-year Hinchingbrooke franchise may be terminated at SHA's will
- Hinchingbrooke franchise agreement "may be terminated at will by the Strategic
Health Authority"
- Previous NHS management
Editorial Saturday 25 August 2012: Dreaming of liberation
There was once a Secretary of State for Health who dreamed that he was
liberating the NHS
[http://www.dh.
Editorial Monday 13 August 2012: Comrade Sir David pulls a Smokey
I didn't really have the Comrade In Chief down as a soul man, but NHS reform
throws all
Editorial Thursday 9 August 2012: Sense about competition in a silly OECD report
I turned to the OECD report on competition in hospitals
[http://www.oecd.org/daf/competition/50527122.pdf] with some
Editorial Wednesday 25 July 2012: Interview - Stephen Dorrell MP, Health Select Committee chair
Stephen Dorrell, MP for Charnwood, is the widely-respected chair of the Commons
Select Committee on Health. He was health secretary
Editorial Monday 30 July 2012: Minutes of SOS Lansley accountability meeting with Sir David Nicholson and Professor Grant, NHSCB
The DH's minutes of the latest accountability meeting between Secretary Of
State
For Health Andrew Lanlsey and NHS
