Editorial Wednesday 1 February 2012: What Minister Who? meant to say to the Health Select Committee about social care
Dear old Minister Who? Paul Burstow did not have the most successful of
appearances recently giving evidence to the Health
Editorial Tuesday 31 January 2012: No monopoly on political syllogism? Questions for the troika editorial
Today saw the publication of ’The NHS deserves a better, more open debate over
health reform’ [http://www.hsj.co.
Editorial Friday 27 January 2012: Health Policy Intelligence 37 & 38 - 'Taking The Pith out Of the Health And Social Care Bill'
Taking the pith out of the Health & Social Care Bill - “Integrate my chutzpah”:
Andrew ‘Not Looking For A
Editorial Wednesday 25 January 2012: 111 pilots saw 5-9% rise in unscheduled emergency hospital admissions
The recent discussion paper from the Clinical Commissioning Federation and
Urgent Care Network of NHS Alliance (COI dec - I
Editorial Tuesday 24 January 2012: Lord Owen email to Labour raises interesting questions
Hat off to Robert Winnett of the Telegraph for this story, based on an
authentic-looking email from Lord Owen to
Editorial Tuesday 24 January 2012: Why Andrew Lansley is absolutely right and his opponents are completely wrong
Westminster Village humour
Q: What's the difference between Chris Huhne and Andrew Lansley?
A: Chris Huhne can get
Editorial Monday 23 January 2012: The politics of protest
It's been an interesting few days for the Health And Social Care Bill's tortuous
progress through
Guest editorial Thursday 26 January 2012: Risks? What risks? Reasons not to publish and be damned.
This guest editorial from Irwin Brown of the Socialist Health Association
[http://www.sochealth.co.uk] raises an eyebrow laconically
Editorial Wednesday 18 January 2012: Minister Who? And The Great Social Care Mystery
Fans of being underwhelmed who have some spare time should watch the recording
of yesterday's evidence session to
Editorial Thursday 19 January 2012: The great ratings agency fiasco
The Guardian splashes this morning on the proposals by Monitor to allow credit
ratings agencies to assess the financial viability
