Reading the room: mood music for the battlefield of organisational change
by Helen Buckingham
One of the things that leaders learn through experience is when to pick your battles. This is
Cowper’s Cut 369: The NHS vibes of Wes Streeting
I’m not sure whether Wes Streeting is familiar with the Financial Times columnist and George Osborne biographer Janan Ganesh.
Cowper’s Cut 368: Recapturing the NHS with Targets And Terror (Redux)
Mackey names new top team at NHSENHS England transition CEO Sir Jim Mackey has named his top team, including drafting
Cowper’s Cut 367: A Farewell To Arms’ Length, as NHS England is put out of its misery
“We’ll never really know if NHS independence was effective: it is impossible meaningfully to separate the performance of the
Cowper’s Cut 366: Brief expectations
Next boss of NHS England prepares purge of senior leadership teamExclusive: Jim Mackey plans ‘big clearout’ as he steers NHS
Cowper’s Cut 365: Accentuate the positive; don’t mess with Mr In-Between!
“You’ve got to accentuate the positive
Eliminate the negative
Latch on to the affirmative
Don’t mess with Mr
Cowper’s Cut 364: The Woman In Black fades out
Amanda Pritchard quits as NHS England chief executive in shock moveExclusive: Departure follows meetings with Wes Streeting and unusual criticism
Cowper’s Cut 363: When all you’ve got is financial lying, everything looks like capital-to-revenue transfers
The Labour government highlighted their early (relative) win of getting the extra two million diagnostic tests delivered a few months
Cowper’s Cut 362: The Penny officially drops in Amandaland
To the considerable surprise of absolutely no readers of ‘Cowper’s Cut’, Dr Penny Dash was announced as the preferred
Cowper’s Cut 361: Schrödinger’s 10 Year NHS Plan
It’s been quite the week for news about Health But Social Care Secretary Wes Streeting’s advisors.
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