The Maynard Doctrine: Religion and the privates
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard explores the connections between
religion and the privates
Competing religions
The Conservative-Liberal Democrat Coalition believes
Editorial Friday 12 September 2014: Well done, Monitor
Well done, Monitor
[https://www.gov.uk/government/news/monitor-takes-action-to-protect-services-for-patients-in-tameside-and-glossop]
: nice work.
Yes, you read that right. I typed it
The Maynard Doctrine: Simple Simon says
The new chief executive of the NHS in England is rightly challenging his one
million plus employees. They consume £110
Editorial Friday 18 July 2014: Commissioning - Schrodinger's Cat bred with the Norwegian Blue
In a time of political choices to give the NHS no more money, commissioning has
become the Schrodinger's
Editorial Thursday 17 July 2014: Neil Young and the wabi-sabi NHS
The Japanese aesthetic concept of wabi-sabi
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wabi-sabi] strikes me as a useful one for thinking
Editorial Wednesday 15 July 2014: Baudelaire, the Devil's finest trick and tax rises in the next Parliament
"The devil's finest trick is to persuade you that he does not exist" - Charles
Baudelaire,
Editorial Tuesday 4 September 2012: The Hunting and downfall of Andrew Lansley
In the words of Glenn Hoddle, "I've never made predictions and I never will".
Well, earlier
Editorial Tuesday 1 July 2014: What if everything you planned turned out to be wrong?
Stephen Dorrell's thoughtful speech to the Reform conference on integration
today [http://www.healthpolicyinsight.com/?q=node/1561]
Editorial Tuesday 1 July 2014: Rt Hon Stephen Dorrell speech to Reform integration event
Co-ordinated health and social care: What would it take to really make it
happen?
FACTS AND FABLES IN HEALTH
“Things
