The Maynard Doctrine: What’s the alternative to Lansley’s reforms?
We have been inundated by protests about the NHS reforms championed by Andrew
Lansley.
A media frenzy has followed the
Guest editorial Thursday 4th August 2011: The balancing act.
This guest editorial by Dr Steve Kell, chair of Bassetlaw Commissioning
Organisation, outlines the balancing act of leadership of clinical
Editor's blog Wednesday 3 August 2011: Health Policy Intelligence 18, 'Letwin dons Miss Whiplash gear', out now
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The eighteenth issue, 'Letwin dons the Miss Whiplash garb; CCP
Editor's blog Friday 8 July 2011: Chaos of NHS reform is all my fault - NHS Confederation Conference 2011 review
It"s my fault, apparently. This system-wide, top-down reorganisation, bringing
redundancies, confusion, the pausing of a Bill after its
Editor's blog Thursday 28 July 2011: Health Policy Intelligence 17, 'Boyle’s Law proves that happiness is a warm Bill', out now
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The seventeenth issue, 'Boyle’s Law proves that happiness is
The Maynard Doctrine: Lessons from America - can we bend the cost curve?
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard looks at the integration panacea
hypothesis, and points the finger at where we need to
Editor's blog Monday 18 July 2011: Health Policy Intelligence 16, 'Rope-a-dope policy: is OSAL Lansley Ali or Foreman?', out now
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The sixteenth issue, 'Rope-a-dope health policy - is SOS Lansley
Editor's blog Friday 15 July 2011: Health Questions in the House Of Commons
Text of this week's health questions in the House Of Commons, from Hansard.
The Secretary of State was
Editor's blog Thursday 14 July 2011: The power of four - SHA clusters officially finalised
The turf wars have been won and lost, and the four SHA clusters finalised.
Lines have been drawn on maps.
The Maynard Doctrine: Killing patients is wrong!
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard outlines recent research into
changeovers of the new staff – the July effect – and suggests that
