Editorial Monday 3 October 2011: Lansley in Conference 'quick questions'
This 'quick questions' interview with Andrew Lansley
[http://audioboo.fm/boos/491346-quick-fire-questions-with-andrew-lansley] comes
via Whizz Kidz [http://www.
Editorial Wednesday 5 October 2011: PM David Cameron speech to Conservative Party conference
This week, in Manchester, this party has shown the discipline, the unity, and
the purpose that is the mark of
Editorial Wednesday 5 October 2011: NHS bits of PM David Cameron speech to Conservative Party conference
"Hard-working, pioneering, independent, creative, adaptable, optimistic, can-do.
That’s the spirit that has made this United Kingdom what it
Health Policy Today 3rd October 2011: Labouring over late diagnosis
Health Policy Insight associate editor Dr Tom Smith continues his series from
the party conferences, reporting on the debate from
Editorial Friday 30 September 2011: Haiku time
Number 1 haiku
New CCG guide
[http://www.dh.gov.uk/en/Publicationsandstatistics/Publications/PublicationsPolicyAndGuidance/DH_130293]
Towards authorisation
[http:
Editorial Thursday 29 September 2011: Will The Appleby Hypothesis (MB>MC) decide the next election?
A new research study into viability-challenged NHS hospitals by MHP Health
Mandate policy and communications agency
[http://www.mhpc.com/
Editorial Wednesday 28 September 2011: Labour on health - a Boyle in the bag, and two new policy ideas
At one point, it looked as if Labour's shadow health secretary John Healey might
forego his speech for
Editorial Wednesday 28 September 2011: Miliband's argument will keep the NHS as number two political priority
Much of Labour leader Ed Miliband's argument yesterday
[http://www.labour.org.uk/ed-milibands-speech-to-labour-party-conference] wasn't
at
Editorial Wednesday 28 September 2011: Failing better
The NHS is traditionally bad at failure.
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Click here for details of 'PFI in the sky; not NPfIT for
Editorial Monday 26 September 2011: Ashcroft polling finds NHS country’s Number 2 political priority; still a Tory distrust area
We have previously written about Lord Ashcroft’s electoral polling on marginal
seats, and the role of the NHS for
