Editor's blog Wednesday 8 June 2011: A quick thought on the clinical Emperor - is the Field clear for Darzi?
Our Prime Minister and Secretary Of State For Health Reforms, That Nice Mr
Cameron, has promised that we're
Editor's blog Tuesday 7 June 2011: A changing role for the UK's top health journalist Nick Timmins
I think there is fairly little doubt that Nick Timmins of the Financial Times is
the best journalist on health
Editor's blog Tuesday 7 June 2011: Emersonian Transcendentalism masks no real change in PM Cameron's NHS speech
“A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds, adored by little
statesmen and philosophers and divines.”
Ralph Waldo Emerson,
Editor's blog Tuesday 7 June 2011: Text of PM David Cameron speech on NHS reform
The text of PM David Cameron's speech today on NHS reform
[http://www.number10.gov.uk/news/speeches-and-transcripts/
Editor's blog Tuesday 7 June 2011: Text of Ed Miliband speech on NHS reform and social care
Before your questions, I want to talk about how I see the political landscape
and then say something about the
Editor's blog Tuesday 7 June 2011: Introducing PMCPDs - PM David Cameron's 'Ground Control to pigs' NHS speech
The Independent's political editor Andrew Grice reports that PM David Cameron's
'five NHS pledges'
Editor's blog Monday 6 June 2011: PM David Cameron's fab five NHS pledges - lipstick on a pig
Today’s Daily Telegraph carries a briefing of the five pledges on the NHS that
PM David Cameron is set
Editor's blog Wednesday 1 June 2011: The Nicholson Health Service
As the Secretary Of State For The Time Being's planned NHS reform gets kicked
even further from its
Editor's blog Friday 3 June 2011: Health Policy Intelligence 10, 'The meat raffle and the King Of Skiffle', now out
Health Policy Intelligence is our weekly subscription-based analysis service.
The tenth issue, 'The meat raffle and the King Of
Editor's blog Wednesday 1 June 2011: Lansley Telegraphs his endurance and reform vision
The Daily Telegraph has this article from Andrew Lansley
[http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/personal-view/8551239/Why-the-health-service-needs-surgery.html]
and