Editor's blog Friday 6 May 2011: Health Policy Intelligence 6 'Plus ca change: the elections, health policy & politics' out now
Health Policy Intelligence is our new, weekly subscription-based analysis
service.
The sixth issue, 'Plus ca change - what these
Editor's blog Thursday 5 May 2011: Reflecting on the HSJ reviews of Lansley's Year Of Living Dangerously
Andrew Lansley and I have something in common: we must both enjoy living
dangerously.
A very interesting piece in Health
Editor's blog Thursday 5 May 2011: More speculation on Mr Lansley's political defenestration
The 'will he, won't he and how imminently?' debate on PM David Cameron's
oncoming
Interview - Stephen Dorrell MP, chair, Commons Health Select Committee
Stephen Dorrell, MP for Charnwood, chairs the influential health select
committee of the House Of Commons. He was previously Health
Editor's blog Wednesday 4 May 2011: The full glory of the listening exercise
There was great interest in the Future Forum's 119 listening events yesterday.
Various Twitter health policy people started
Editor's blog Tuesday 3 May 2011: Permanent secretaries bet on the impermanence of Mr Lansley at health
I'm not sure whether Health Policy Insight was the first to predict that
Secretary Of State For The
Editor's blog Tuesday 3 May 2011: New NHS advisory panel for PM Cameron. "Taxi for Mr Lansley ..."
Health Service Journal's Dave West reveals that Number 10 policy advisor Paul
Bate [http://www.healthpolicyinsight.com/?q=
Editor's blog Tuesday 3 May 2011: Life on Marr's - PM Cameron on the NHS reform pause
So. That was a good holiday-type break for finance directors in foundation
trusts, whose frantic applications for new jobs prompted
Editor's blog Friday 29 April 2011: Health Policy Intelligence 5, 'Cameron the Winner; Lansley the Magnificent', out now
Health Policy Intelligence is our new, weekly subscription-based analysis
service.
The fifth issue, 'Cameron the Winner; Lansley the Magnificent&
Editor's blog Friday 29 April 2011: Monitor letter means planning for an even tighter future
Copied below is the text of the Monitor letter to FTs and aspiring FTs (i.e.
every provider) [http://bit.