Cowper’s Cut 402: Can’t they both lose?
On the one hand, we have the BMA resident doctors committee pursuing the chimera of the Dolphin “principle” of The
Cowper’s Cut 401: ‘Resident doctors revolting? Try this one weird trick: petulance!’
Petulance is never a great quality in a person: nor is it in Secretary Of State For Health But Social
Cowper’s Cut 400: When is a choice not a choice? When it’s another vintage week for Team Milburn-Streeting
“When the PM and Secretary of State for Health and Social Care published the NHS 10-Year Plan on 3 July
Cowper’s Cut 399: Now we rise, and we are everywhere
“We need reform of the state, reform of our public services, reform of the economy, and only by doing those
Cowper’s Cut 398: Only really bad ideas can save us now
My variations on the theme of Labour’s clue-deficit on health policy and politics are, alas, with us yet again
Cowper’s Cut 397: Indirections
“And thus do we of wisdom and of reach,
With windlasses and with assays of bias,
By indirections find directions
Cowper’s Cut 396: Buying time for Wes Streeting’s Imaginary NHS Friend
It’s hard to see what the Government’s NHS theory of change is. This may be because they haven’
Cowper’s Cut 395: The first virtual NHS redisorganisation is going so well
For the first time in what feels like a long time, we have the luxury of starting with genuinely good
Cowper’s Cut 394: The future isn’t what it used to be for Cosplay New Labour
I’ve been writing for a fair while now about my sense that (barring the current top priority of restoring
Cowper’s Cut 393: English health policy enters its Skibidi Era
Writing accurately about English health policy and politics isn’t easy.
Probably, nor should it be. The English NHS is
