What is to be done?
There is no plan. So what can we do?
The Government’s ambition to increase NHS hospital activity by 30%
Cowper's Cut 186: Plan B debate masks the lack of any real NHS recovery plan
I really like Plan B.
The musician [https://www.time4planb.co.uk/] Plan B, that is.
I’m less keen
Cowper's Cut 185: Lessons learned and unlearned; more briefings and more cases. What could possibly go wrong?
Only more briefings can save us now
Goodness me. I mentioned in both of the last ‘Cowper’s Cut’ posts
Cowper’s Cut 184: ‘Levelling up’ is the new ‘taking back control’
I did a mid-week update on the Conservative Party Conference
[https://www.healthpolicyinsight.com/cowpers-cut-183-conservative-party-conference-special/]
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One memorable aspect was Health
Cowper's Cut 183: Conservative Party Conference special
I won't tend to do mid-week specials, but the danger of covering CPC21 properly
is of making the
Cowper's Cut 182: Shooting the Messenger on supply and demand issues
At a time when the NHS is under immense demand pressure, self-care is very
important. With this in mind, I’
Cowper's Cut 181: Cleaning up the mess
“We still cling with part of our minds to the infantile belief that the world
was made for our gratification
Stephen Black: On GP face-to-face appointments, sacred cows and bad arguments
This guest post by Steve Black [policyskeptic.blogspot.com] is drawn from his
thread on Twitter about the current fuss
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This is just a quick reminder that my weekly column 'Cowper'
Cowper’s Cut 180: The levelling-up reshuffle
Cabinet reshuffles are weird things.
In 2017, I was asked by friends on Twitter to propose the worst possible Cabinet