The Maynard Doctrine: Managing ambiguity – is discretion the better part of valour?
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard picks the three big themes of which we
must beware over the implementation of the
Editorial Thursday 10 May 2012: Today's risk register statement
Risk registers, eh? Gotta love 'em.
Couldn't eat a whole one, though.
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Editorial Tuesday 24 April 2012: Notes of NHS Clinical Commissioners conference
Notes from the main sessions of the NHS Clinial Commissioners conference
Dr David Bennett, Monitor
Dr David Bennett, executive chair
Guest editorial Thursday 18 April 2012: Three unlikely commissioning support inspirations
About the author: Cassander Grey works for a PCT cluster somewhere in England.
He is interested in health policy, the
Editor's blog 3 June 2009: Welcome back, NHS Modernisation Agency. Say no to dogmatic fetishes!
It's a circular world. What goes around, comes around.
In an intriguing piece in Health Service Journal, NHS
Editorial Friday 13 April 2012: The Nicholson Commissioning Board drinking game
Obviously, the live stream on www.commissioningboard.nhs.uk at 1 pm today of the
next board meeeting of the
Editorial Friday 2 March 2012: Archive hour
It is late
I am tired, and I have writer's block.
So here are a bunch of links
Editorial Wednesday 4 April 2012: On OFT referring private healthcare market to the Competition Commission
It was unsurprising to see that the Office of Fair Trading has chosen to refer
the private healthcare market to
Editorial Thursday 29 March 2012: The replumbing of power
We have builders with us at the minute, which is always a good laugh. Seeing
right into the DNA of
Editorial Sunday 1 April 2012: Andrew Lansley in 'not Edith Piaf' shock
Health Policy Insight can exclusively reveal that Andrew Lansley (saviour,
liberator) is not the reincarnation of Edith Piaf.
Specifically, this
