Editorial Monday 6 February 2012: How many of Don Berwick's 10 health reform tests would the Health Bill pass?
I'm grateful to National Voices on Twitter
[https://twitter.com/#!/NVTweeting/status/166578050744594432] for reminding me
of the
Editorial Tuesday 7 February 2012: The Times, they are for changing (the Health Secretary)
Valentine's Day is a week today, and it looks as if some of the Tory High
Command are
Editorial Wednesday 8 February 2012: Oh dear, OSAL. The 'save Andrew Lansley' campaign misfires.
The 'save Our Saviour And Liberator Andrew Lansley' campaign is not blessed with
conspicuous media-savvy.
The BBC
Editorial Wednesday 8 February 2012: Prime Minister's Questions - a few observations
Hats off as ever to the brilliant folk at Hansard
[http://www.parliament.uk/business/publications/hansard/] for the transcript
Editorial Thursday 9 February 2012: The politically patriotic TINA defence, as Britney advises the revolting Lib Dems
'Oops" has become a key word for the travails of the Health Bill. Yesterday saw
an unwelcome oops
Editorial Sunday 12 February 2012: McOops! McKinseys Helios-centric hospitality, McFavours and McIcarus policy hubris
If I'm reluctant to use the phrase 'game-changing', it's because the Health And
Editorial Monday 13 February 2012: NHS productivity decline claim questioned
An extremely interesting paper in The Lancet by Professor Nick Black suggests
that the much-discussed decline in NHS productivity
Editorial Monday 13 February 2012: Aha! It's about competition again: Andrew Lansley's latest defence of the reforms
The first time I started skimming the HSJ / Reform piece by Health Secretary
Andrew Lansley (saviour, liberator)
[http://www.hsj.
Editorial Monday 13 February 2012: Andrew Lansley the technologist, slight return - mobile phones and the NHS
Something about the HSJ / Reform piece by Andrew Lansley (saviour, liberator)
published today [http://www.healthpolicyinsight.com/?q=node/1335]
Editorial Tuesday 7 February 2012: Mr Lansley's cavalry ride to the rescue: his political hero and the PM
I'd forgotten how much fun a bit of Health Bill action can be.
The battle of the bylines