Editor's blog Wednesday 11 May 2011: The NHS PMQs
The NHS is centre-stage, politically. It's not always a comfortable spot, but
the acoustics are great if
Editor's blog Thursday 12 May 2011: Cherrycide - Monitor CE Dr David Bennett's speech on economic regulation
Monitor's chair Dr David Bennett, whose Times interview caused such ructions
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Editor's blog Thursday 12 May 2011:The cynical contempt of the Future Forum listening farce
I’ve previously mentioned the lovely story that the Future Forum listening
exercise doesn’t receive incoming phone calls
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Guest editorial Friday 13 May 2011: Who’s on your bus?
This guest editorial from Dr Steve Kell GP, and Chair, Bassetlaw Commissioning
Organisation, looks at what separates the great from
Editor’s blog Tuesday 12 April 2011: Questions about the Downfall of Andrew 'Transport' Lansley
I have seen a vote of confidence in Sectretary Of State For The Time Being
Andrew Lansley's political
Editor's blog Friday 22 April 2011: Sic transit gloria Munday
I'm grateful to my friend and colleague, The Guardian's social affairs editor
Randeep Ramesh for drawing
Editor's blog Monday 9 May 2011: D-Day or Groundhog Day for NHS reform?
It has been quite a weekend, with Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg making
bullish noises on the BBC Andrew Marr
Editor's blog Friday 6 May 2011: Health Policy Intelligence 6 'Plus ca change: the elections, health policy & politics' out now
Health Policy Intelligence is our new, weekly subscription-based analysis
service.
The sixth issue, 'Plus ca change - what these
Editor's blog Thursday 5 May 2011: Reflecting on the HSJ reviews of Lansley's Year Of Living Dangerously
Andrew Lansley and I have something in common: we must both enjoy living
dangerously.
A very interesting piece in Health
Editor's blog Thursday 5 May 2011: More speculation on Mr Lansley's political defenestration
The 'will he, won't he and how imminently?' debate on PM David Cameron's
oncoming