Cowper's Cut 285: Stable doors and bolted horses
Consultants strike; plan further strikes
Intriguingly, this week's consultants strike attracted relatively little media coverage beyond a few
What's in a name? The anonymity of most HSJ comments reveals a closed, fearful NHS management culture
David Oliver is an experienced NHS consultant who has played a variety of local and national medical leadership roles, and
Cowper’s Cut 284: Another triumphant 'Health Week'
NEW @IpsosUK Issues Index for August
With wildfires and extreme heat in the news, concern about climate change and the
Cowper’s Cut 283: Towards ‘Health Week’, with the intriguing, baffled-looking Banker
As dull people go, the perenially baffled-looking Secretary Of State For Worrying About The Reshuffle Steve 'The Banker'
Cowper’s Cut 282: A PM who can’t count and an NHS England who can’t lead
The PM gets his sums wrong
For an ex-Goldman Sachs type, former Chancellor and would-be Master Of the Universe, PM
Cowper's Cut 281: NHS England’s fictional winter planning
NHS England's absolutely fabulous winter plan
NHS England briefed the media that they have a plan for winter.
Cowper’s Cut 280: “There will be no more talks on pay”. Oh yes there will!
Pantomime Season has come unseasonably early in 2023.
"There will be no more talks on pay!"
"Oh
Cowper’s Cut 279: The unfunded pay rise, fictional "reprioritisation and greater efficiency" and the PM’s humiliation kink for the BMA
Public getting more and more pessimistic on direction of Britain - no post pandemic recovery...... #changelectioncoming pic.twitter.com/GkscSPEs9C
Cowper's Cut 278: Dido's lament - "The fish rots from the head, so it does matter the way political leaders talk about our health and care system, because they set the climate"
It's bizarre to see PM Rishi 'The Brand' Sunak shilling the success of the 'I
Cowper’s Cut 277: The NHS Long-Term Workforce Plan: trolling as public policy?
The NHS Long-Term Workforce Plan: important in theory, uncertain and unclear in practice
It's arrived. Better late than