Editorial Wednesday 30 May 2012: Doctors, politicians, strikes and professionalism
Doctors dominate the news today, with the smaller splash of Alan 'Quiff Of Doom'
Milburn's social
Editorial Thursday 31 May 2012: Waits and measures
Oops. The latest NHS performance metrics issued by The Kings Fund
[http://www.kingsfund.org.uk/document.rm?id=9568]
Editorial Wednesday 30 May 2012: Health Policy Intelligence 46 - Comrade Sir David's Great Leap Forward
A short extract from the latest edition of our subscription-based Health Policy
Intelligence appears below. To subscribe for £69 for
Editorial Tuesday 29 May 2012: Nuffield Trust on social care, Kings Fund on listening
Two useful documents today: from the Nuffield Trust on reforming the funding of
social care
[:"http://www.nuffieldtrust.org.
Editorial Tuesday 15 May 2012: Having congress with Andrew Lansley and Ed Miliband
So. We have had congress [”http://www.rcn.org.uk/</a] with Andrew Lansley and Ed
Miliband.
And do
Editorial Wednesday 23 May 2012: The NHS pillar of Conservative electoral strategy
The Conservative Home website offers a useful insight into parts of the Tory
policymaking world.
It is interesting to remember
Editorial Monday 21 May 2012: DH publishes information strategy. Long on hallucination; short on how.
The DH has published its latest, much-delayed information strategy
[http://www.dh.gov.uk/prod_consum_dh/groups/dh_digitalassets/
Guest editorial Monday 21 May 2012: Analysing a dozen key changes to Monitor’s long-term financial model
James Wilson, managing director of Assista Consultancy
[”http://www.assista.co.uk”], assesses Monitor’s changes to the long-term
financial
Editorial Tuesday 15 May 2012: Imprisoning information
Patrick McGoohan's 'The Prisoner' [http://www.bbc.co.uk/cult/classic/prisoner/]
was one of the
Editorial Friday 11 May 2011: From perestrokia to glasnost? The NCB and the possibility of change
Many journalists and commentators are cynical, or become so. It can become dull
as a default position.
I've
