Editor's blog 26th January 2009: Credit on the cards - to PFI for?
The laws of economic gravity are like hemlines: in and out of fashion. BBC News
has another leak from the
Guest editorial 21st January 2009: The health policy impact of the EU’s new Presidency
This guest editorial from Helen Disney, director of the Stockholm Network,
considers the likely impact of the EU’s new
Obama's health reform plans to cover the unemployed begin now – Health Policy Today, 20 January 2009
Tom Smith's Health Policy Today examines what the newly-inaugurated 44th
president of the USA's health
Editor's blog 20th January 2009: A true story - good wishes, please
Good morning. We have new Health Policy Today from Tom Smith
(www.healthpolicyinsight.com/?q=node/248), and I hope
Editor's blog 15th January 2009: Safer surgery straightforward
Not that I want to seem didactic or anything, but you need to go here -
http://content.nejm.org/cgi/
Editor's blog 14th January 2009: Transform over content?
Good morning. You will probably already have seen the DH’s new Transforming
community services: enabling new patterns of provision
Editor’s blog 13th January 2009: A right, righteous bollocking
Stop whatever you are doing now (yes, even reading something I write);
go here
(http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/
2009: when economics and politics collide – Health Policy Today, 11 January 2009
Tom Smith offers a review of policy trends in the latest instalment of Health
Policy Today
On today's
Guest blog 9th January 2009: Who is looking after the NHS brand?
It’s great that primary care trusts have been busy rebranding. My local PCT has
now become NHS Suffolk, which
Editor's blog 9th January 2009: The shock of the familiar, and a welcome guest
The policy points of the day are both sadly familiar ones. Firstly, the
Conservatives have availed themselves of the open