Editor's blog 25th October 2008: Manufacturing consent - top ups OK'd
Good morning. After a very below-par performance at the NHS Alliance conference
in Bournemouth, Health Secretary Alan Johnson is back
Editor's blog 27th October 2008: Healthcare tourism, or getting it right at home?
God morning - I hope this finds you well.
The eagle-eyed Tom Smith has spotted and written about the UK&
Editor's blog 28th October 2008: GMC guidance on referral incentives?
Good day to you.
A quick browse of The Economist's poll on whom global Economist readers around
the
Editor's blog 29th October 2008: a galling error for Lord Darzi's hospital team
Hello, and welcome to Wednesday. HPI associate director Tom Smith has spotted a
beauty of a story about a somewhat
Editor's blog 30th October 2008: farewell to Ellie Scrivens and success with CBT
Good morning. First today comes the sad news of the death of health policy
researcher Professor Ellie Scrivens at the
Editor's blog 4th November 2008: Top-ups announced - and debt shall have no dominion
Today, the Government will announce its decision in response to cancer czar
Professor Mike Richards' review of the current
Editor's blog 5th November 2008: Barack Hussein Obama new President-Elect for USA
Well, it currently looks as if the Republicans may retain the filibuster in
Senate (which can be used to block
Editor's blog 6th November 2008: extend your way out of recession via US healthcare insurance coverage?
Good morning. So how big do you think mid-day's interest rate cut will be? The
full 1%?
This
Editor's blog 22nd December 2008: a profit without honour
Blimey, I get ill for a month and the NHS just sort of explodes.
Hello, and sorry to have been
Editor's blog 23rd December 2008: Branson in a pickle on MRSA
The political syllogism was brilliantly defined by the classic BBC TV series
Yes, Minister, and it reads as follows:
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