Editorial Tuesday 18 November 2014: Filling the gulf between The Reid Code and the Five-Year Forward View
Denial is much more than a river running through Cairo. It's an understandable,
if unhelpful, response to a
The Maynard Doctrine: Sir Galahad Stevens' quest for the Holy Grail of increased NHS productivity
The NHS “is a triumphant example of the superiority of collective action and
public initiative applied to a segment of
Editorial Thursday 23 October 2014: A subtle subversion – NHS England’s Five-Year Forward View
‘Where there is no vision, the people perish: but he that keepeth the law,
happy
is he.’ – Proverbs 29:18
Editorial Monday 13 October 2014: Tory NHS reform mea culpa - 'what Lynton entertainment the players shall receive'
Today's Times leads with a well-briefed story about how senior Tories (no
names,
obviously) now regard having gone
Editorial Wednesday 24 September 2014: Some reflections on Labour's election health policy
Mascara Kid Andy Burnham's speech to the Labour Party conference today
[http://www.labour.org.uk/blog/entry/
Editorial Wednesday 1 October 2014: The Curious Case Of Conservative Health Policy
With the delivery of Secretary Of State Jeremy 'Bellflinger'
[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-19011788] Hunt'
The Maynard Doctrine: Time for user charges in the NHS?
Professor Alan Maynard explores whether the Coalition’s ideology is guiding
health policy towards the introduction of more NHS user
Editorial Tuesday 23 September 2014: Labour leader Ed Miliband's health policy announcements today
Well, I have this from a very good source. "£2.5 bn fund (mansion tax, fags) to
fund 20,
Editorial Monday 22 September 2014: 'Let them eat mansions. And fags.' Labour edge towards reality on NHS spending
Labour have briefed the BBC's Nick Robinson to trail an announcement of
increased NHS spending [http://www.bbc.
Editorial Friday 19 September 2014: The NHS is Russia (and postmodernism), basically
Many people don't really understand the NHS, which might be OK if they didn't
also try
