Editorial Thursday 24 November 2016: Five thoughts about yesterday
1. Social care got less than nothing
Not only were the sector-wide representations that social care needed more
funding ignored
Editorial Thursday 17 May 2012: Paying a quick trip to the real world, before chilling in a safe space with Andrew Lansley
The other day, I wrote about the Risk Register melodrama
[http://www.healthpolicyinsight.com/?q=node/1374], and touched on
The Maynard Doctrine: How to fund the NHS - zombie policies rise yet again
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard would much rather not have to write this
article again, but evidently it's
Editorial Monday 14 July 2014: A modest proposal on NHS and public sector funding
'Pecs Dance'
[http://www.hsj.co.uk/news/finance/minister-dismisses-warning-of-imminent-nhs-funding-crisis/5072886.article>This
denial of an imminent
Editorial Sunday 16 October 2016: The Incredible Shrinking Imperial Phase and "the NHS's own plans for itself"
The Imperial Phase in 10 Downing Street just keeps getting shorter.
Tony Blair's lasted just over a Parliament
Editorial Saturday 15 October 2016: The bed of nails, leaking from the top and sucking it up
In the world of health policy, life imitates art: the first time as tragedy, the
second time as Yes, Minister
Editorial Monday 12 September 2016: Interview - Simon Stevens, chief executive, NHS England
Health Policy Insight: Do you agree that hospital A&Es are currently under real
pressure?
Simon Stevens: Definitely. The
Editorial Friday 23 September 2016: The Two-Year Forward View - STPs, the exam question and playing 'Chicken'
HPI readers with elephantine memories will remember that there was a time before
NHS England's boss was Sun
The Maynard Doctrine: What efficiency is
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard teaches Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt a
little about efficiency.
What is efficiency?
On September 11th,
Editorial Friday 2 September 2016: The two places where the junior doctors' dispute could be won
The British Medical Association has gone nuclear in its plans for the next
stage
of protest against the new contract