Editor's blog Wednesday 6 April 2011: GOBSAAT Alert as Government announces completely pointless NHS Future Forum
If you were going to set up this NHS Future Forum as a genuine, robustly
independent listening exercise, would you
Editor's blog Wednesday 6 April 2011: Times moots the Cable guy as next Health Secretary
Today's Times editorial moots the possibility of Lib Dem MP Dr Vincent Cable as
the next Secretary Of
Editor's blog Tuesday 5 April 2011: Demand management penny drops in media, as BMI Healthcare bet on growing self-pay market
It has been pretty clear for some time that, in dealing with financial
stringency, one of the responses PCTs have
Editor's blog Tuesday 5 April 2011: Big Society meets The Ministry Of Truth - a national social enterprise for communications
Health Service Journal's Ben Clover provides us with a much-needed smile, thanks
to this story about a proposed
Editor's blog Tuesday 5 April 2011: Select committee report - competition confusion and re-inventing PCTs
The new report from the health select committee, Commissioning - further issues
[http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm201011/cmselect/
Editor's blog Monday 4 April 2011: "I knew I was right!" Andrew Lansley in the House
The good people from Hansard will have the text online soon, but for now, some
thoughts from myself and also
Editor's blog Monday 4 April 2011: Mirror, Mirror - Tebbit, Miliband, Lansley and La Mome on NHS reform
Good afternoon.
I'm starting with Lord Tebbit's editorial for the Daily Mirror
[http://www.mirror.co.
Editor's blog Monday 4 April 2011: Our Saviour And Liberator Online - Hansard from today's NHS reform sesson
The Hansard text of today's Commons chat on NHS reform
[http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm/cmtoday/
Editor's blog Monday 4 April 2011: Will Orange Book Lib Dem leaders be colourblind to activists' red lines?
The following press release sets out Lib Dem activists' 'red line' objections to
their Coalition Government Health
Editor's blog Sunday 3 April 2011: Number 10 mounts The Calais Defence over the Health Bill
So, it's The Calais Defence for Number 10 (which, topically enough, is a
political strategy only a mother
