The Maynard Doctrine: Time to think the unthinkable about the future of the NHS?
Professor Alan Maynard OBE wonders why the NHS fails to prepare for the worst,
when facing dire economic circumstances
Where
Editor's blog 4 June 2009: 'Johnsonism' and a post-Brown health policy
Gordon Brown's future as Prime Minister hangs on three things: Labour's fate in
the council and
Editor's blog 3 June 2009: Expensesgate and the price of a Monitor
I missed the story in The Sunday Times about Monitor's executive chair Bill
Moyes' expenses
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Editor's blog 3 June 2009: A little catch-up: surgical sexism, pots calling kettles black and Darzi and poetry
Good morning to you. Time is not my friend today, so this will be by way of a
short catch-
Matthew Swindells - The recession and the NHS
by Professor Matthew Swindells, managing director, health, Tribal Group PLC
It is now clear to the NHS that life is
Editor's blog 29 May 2009: Gallic shroud-waving over Loi Bachelet, and John Appleby
Posting twice [http://www.healthpolicyinsight.com/?q=node/289] in one day? I am
spoiling you, Ambassador ...
However, this piece
Editor's blog 29 May 2009: It's a CDE thing
Good morning and happy Friday to you. The sun is shining. Hurrah.
Fingers crossed, from the middle of next week
Editor's blog 26 May 2009: How bad is bad?
Good evening to you.
Just a brief alert to the arrival of a new and prophetic Maynard Doctrine
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Editor's blog 22 May 2009: A brief digression
The sun has finally set on a good day. I have had a good day, good sleep, a
glass or
Editor's blog 20 May 2009: Catching the buzz about living in deciduous times
Good evening. Another unexpected leave of absence ends - or was it absent
without leave? It's so hard to