Editorial Thursday 20 June 2019: Executive tendencies
Baroness Harding is the highly executive and very vocal chair of NHS
Improvement. She is saying many of the right
Editorial Wednesday 19 December 2018: The eyes have it - Matt Hancock, fridge magnate, and The Fear
I don’t lightly encourage people to watch interviews with ‘Appless Matt ‘Ancock,
Secretary Of State For The Time Being.
Editorial Thursday 20 September 2018: Towards integrated tech enthusiasm with Matt Hancock
[AUTHOR’S NOTE – Health Policy Insight's been on a hiatus for a while because,
well, life. This column
Editorial Wednesday 16 January 2018: The past is a foreign country: for Boris Johnson, the truth is too
L P Hartley's 'The Go-Between' opens with the magnificent line "The past is a
foreign
Editorial Thursday 4 January 2018: The Conquest of the NHS is in full swing
The historian Robert Conquest is famous for his 'three laws of politics'
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_
Editorial Monday 21 March 2016: NHS funding, Schrödinger's cash and refuting the gravity of Laws
Not only has Mark Britnell written a book
[http://www.amazon.co.uk/In-Search-Perfect-Health-System/dp/1137496614], so too
has the
Editorial Wednesday 22 November 2017: A Budget to short-change the NHS
Budget Day rolls around fast: this year, the cacophony of requests for more
funding for the NHS has been almost
Editorial Wednesday 8 November 2017: Spreadsheet Phil will have to choose between the bus and the bust
Fireworks Night was three days ago, but you wouldn't know it from NHS
Commissioning Board boss Simon Stevens&
Guest editorial Thursday 26 October 2017: Why the NHS should be run by a US sports league, by CCG Cassander
Twitter legend CCG Cassander [https://twitter.com/CCGCassander] has welcomed me
back to Health Policy Insight duties with this guest
Editorial Thursday 26 October 2017: The floodgates are opening
Hello. I've been a bit busy of late, so as a thing that doesn't earn me
