Editor's blog Tuesday 13 September 2011: What is happening in parts of the private sector?
This piece in today's Guardian
[http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2011/sep/13/private-healthcare-boosted-by-nhs-rationing]
by Denis Campbell
Editor's blog Monday 12 September 2011: Chase Farm maternity & A&E - the first closure of many
As predicted by the Daily Telegraph
[http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/8756245/Government-to-merge-Chase-Farm-Hospital-which-David-Cameron-vowed-to-save.html]
among others, Secretary Of
The Maynard Doctrine: Time to abolish Payment By Results
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard suggests that PbR has outlived its
usefulness, and that management has failed to act meaningfully
Editor's blog Wednesday 7th September 2011: Oops, I Did It Again. Cameron misleads House on medical bodies' support for Bill
For the Prime Minister to mislead the House Of Commons (as Health Policy
Insight
exclusively proved he did over Mark
Editor's blog Wednesday 7th September 2011: Humpty Dumpty, centaurs and Alan Partridge in yesterday's Commons Health Bill debate
I don't really know what to say about yesterday's debate on the recommitted
Health And Social
Editor's blog Tuesday 6th September 2011: Hansard of today's Health And Social Care Bill debate
Hansard have got the transcript online for the schedule debate
[http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm/cmtoday/cmdebate/c_
Editor’s blog Monday 13 December 2010: The road to the liberated zone is paved with tight Stalinist controls
I have noticed something about 'The £15-20 Billion Man' Sir David Nicholson,
chief executive of the NHS.
He’
Editor's blog Friday 2nd September 2011: The closed culture of NHS management
The closed nature of the NHS's management culture isn't much of a surprise once
you'
Editor's blog Thursday 1 September 2011: Failure regime for FTs detailed; huge roles for Monitor as 'the new DH'
"Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better."
Samuel Beckett, 'Worstward Ho'
Editor's blog Wednesday 31 August 2011: Degrees of dissonance on the Secretary Of State's duty to provide or promote a NHS
The effective campaign group 38 Degrees has turned its digital guns on NHS
reforms, with their commissioning and publication of