Editor's blog Thursday 10 March 2011: Oh dear - Health Minister Paul Burstow interview worsens matters
Oh dear. Oh dear, oh dear.
Liberal Democrat Health Minister Paul Burstow has made scant impression thus
far, policy-wise.
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Editor's blog Thursday 10 March 2011: The BMA SRM - mods, rockers, the top 30 and the future of Andrew Lansley
A fair few buckets of the midnight oil must have been burnt for the BMA to
produce the 48-page agenda
Editor's blog Wednesday 9 March 2011: Government's 100 "minor, technical" amendments to its own Health And Social Care Bill
Congratulations to Pulse journalist Ian Quinn
[http://www.pulsetoday.co.uk/story.asp?sectioncode=35&storycode=4128770&c=
Editor's blog Tuesday 8 March 2011: Things That Will Not Be The Health Secretary's Problem In The Near Future, Part One
Today's health questions in the House Of Commons
[http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm/cmtoday/cmdebate/01.
Editor's blog Tuesday 8 March 2011: Did SOS Lansley's statement that FTN leaked letter to BBC mislead the House?
During Health Questions today in the House of Commons, Secretary Of State For
Health Andrew Lansley was asked a question
Editor's blog Monday 7 March 2011: It's not Burns; it's balls
You will probably remember Mace-swingin' Haymarket-publishin' late-payin'
Thatcher-topplin' own furniture-buyin' Michael Heseltine's infamous
Editor's blog Monday 7 March 2011: What happens next in The Age Of Less
Health Secretaries redisorganising the NHS are like dogs licking their own
arseholes. Just because they can, it doesn't
Editor's blog Friday 4 March 2011: Sally Gainsbury appointed Chief Medical Officer
In a bizarre administrative mix-up, former HSJ news editor and indefatigable
data diva Sally Gainsbury has been appointed DH Chief
Editor's blog Friday 4 March 2011: Sally Gainsbury appointed Chief Medical Officer
In a bizarre administrative mix-up, former HSJ news editor and indefatigable
data diva Sally Gainsbury has been appointed DH Chief
Editor's blog Friday 4 March 2011: Two intrinsic dilemmas in NHS reform
There are a couple of intrinsic dilemmas in NHS reform.
The first relates to the current debate about markets and