The Maynard Doctrine: Management needs measurement: time for the NHS to do better
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard says that NHS activity and performance
measurement need to improve significantly.
The NHS has three
The Maynard Doctrine: Some friendly advice from Dave to Jeremy
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard imagines the contents of a memo from the
Prime Minister to Jeremy Hunt
Dear Jeremy,
The Maynard Doctrine: Come on, Sir Galahad Stevens, lance the nonsense!
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard calls for Simon Stevens' digital
extraction on non-evidence-based policy initiatives
Sir Galahad (aka Simon
The Maynard Doctrine: On Nero, and fiddling whilst the NHS burns
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard explores how workforce issues, funding
and social care gaps amount to an NHS conflagration
On
The Maynard Doctrine: On Canute, mushroom management and digging holes
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard on tide-turning, mustroom management and
hole-hollowing
The post-election logic of the Government NHS policy is
The Maynard Doctrine:: Time for scepticaemia
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard suggests that it’s time for a little
definition of what we actually mean by
The Maynard Doctrine 6 May 2015: Pre-electoral reflections - is the NHS going to hell in a handcart?
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard wonders what the bloody hell’s going on
with electioneering health policy, and is mildly
The Maynard Doctrine: Productivity, produce or production? The £22 billion challenge
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard casts doubt on the £22 billion
efficiency challenge
Sir Galahad Stevens’ Five-Year Forward View
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The Maynard Doctrine: Memo for Simon ‘Sir Galahad’ Stevens: a message from Merlin
Dear Sir Galahad,
Your noble intentions in pursuing the Holy Grail of increased productivity in
the NHS have been noted.
The Maynard Doctrine: whither foundation trusts?
by Alan Maynard, professor of health economics, University of York
Ninety-nine NHS organisations now have Foundation Trust (FT) status. Most