Editorial Friday 7 October 2011: Shadow cabinet: Burnham back to health; Liz Kendall to care
Labour's Andy Burnham takes over the shadow health secretary role (again), and
Liz Kendall is promoted to the
Editorial Thursday 6 October 2011: Health Policy Intelligence 26-27 'Will Lords QE2 end political confusion over Health Bill?'
Health Policy Intelligence is our weekly subscription-based analysis service.
The new double-issue, 'Will Lords QE2 end the political confusion
Editorial Monday 3 October 2011: Osborne's back-door Plan B is the new PFI
The man with the most important job in Government spoke to his party today, and
said ... there will be no
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
