Editorial Thursday 9 February 2012: The politically patriotic TINA defence, as Britney advises the revolting Lib Dems
'Oops" has become a key word for the travails of the Health Bill. Yesterday saw
an unwelcome oops
Editorial Sunday 12 February 2012: McOops! McKinseys Helios-centric hospitality, McFavours and McIcarus policy hubris
If I'm reluctant to use the phrase 'game-changing', it's because the Health And
Social
Editorial Monday 13 February 2012: NHS productivity decline claim questioned
An extremely interesting paper in The Lancet by Professor Nick Black suggests
that the much-discussed decline in NHS productivity since
Editorial Monday 13 February 2012: Aha! It's about competition again: Andrew Lansley's latest defence of the reforms
The first time I started skimming the HSJ / Reform piece by Health Secretary
Andrew Lansley (saviour, liberator)
[http://www.hsj.
Editorial Monday 13 February 2012: Andrew Lansley the technologist, slight return - mobile phones and the NHS
Something about the HSJ / Reform piece by Andrew Lansley (saviour, liberator)
published today [http://www.healthpolicyinsight.com/?q=node/1335]
Editorial Tuesday 7 February 2012: Mr Lansley's cavalry ride to the rescue: his political hero and the PM
I'd forgotten how much fun a bit of Health Bill action can be.
The battle of the bylines
Editorial Monday 10 October 2011: Bonfires
A well-built bonfire is an elegant way of minimising waste.
The smell of burning autumn leaves is also a delight.
Editorial Tuesday 31 January 2012: Timescales and scenarios for the remainder of the Health Bill in Parliament
I am grateful that a kindly mole has felt the need to share a document outlining
an anticipated timescale and
Editorial Wednesday 1 February 2012: What Minister Who? meant to say to the Health Select Committee about social care
Dear old Minister Who? Paul Burstow did not have the most successful of
appearances recently giving evidence to the Health
Editorial Tuesday 31 January 2012: No monopoly on political syllogism? Questions for the troika editorial
Today saw the publication of ’The NHS deserves a better, more open debate over
health reform’ [http://www.hsj.co.
