Editorial Tuesday 21 May 2013: Exit Comrade-In-Chief Sir David Nicholson: who inherits the Earth now?
Hello. I'm back.
I've been a bit busy with some other things, like becoming Comment Editor
Editorial Friday 31 May 2013: Public concern about the NHS on upwards trend, suggests Ipsos MORI Issues Index
The latest Ipsos MORI Issues Index, just published, shows that public concern
about NHS issues is on a rising trend
The Maynard Doctrine: Are policymakers and politicians stupid, ignorant, or both?
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard looks at NHS reform plans from 1974, and
finds that all too little has changed.
Editorial Wednesday 24 April 2013: Mr Cameron goes off his trolley on the NHS at PMQs
The NHS hasn’t been an election-winning issue for quite a few general elections
now. It’s unlikely to be
Editor's blog Friday 8 April 2011: Does Mr Lansley understand how competition law may apply to NHS commissioning?
Good morning.
I'm once again grateful to a friend of Health Policy Insight for transcribing
Secretary Of State
The Maynard Doctrine: The harsh reality of NHS reform: time to end the purchaser-provider split
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard suggests we need radical reform: end two
decades of policy failure and let purchasers merge
Editorial Monday 15 April 2013: Accounting for Chairman Mal's incursion on the NHS future funding debate
One of the major philosophical aims of the NHS reforms newly-born to a proud
albeit defenestrated Anderew Lansley (saviour, liberator)
Editorial Wednesday 3 April 2013: British Social Attitudes 2012 data shows marginal recovery in public's NHS satisfaction
The famous public policy scientist Yazz defined it perfectly, albeit in a way
that is ignorant of the laws of
Editorial Wednesday 26 March 2013: There'll always be an (NHS) England - decoding Chairman Mal's letter
It was a busy news day yesterday
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Alastair McLellan&
Editorial Tuesday 26 March 2013: On the Government's response to Francis 2 and Monitor's Fair Playing Field review
In his classic essay 'Fear And Loathing At the Superbowl', Hunter S Thompson
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