The Maynard Doctrine: A guide to the bollocksfest of NHS management jargon
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard turns his attention to the beautiful
world of NHS management jargon
The ways in which
The Maynard Doctrine: What to do with “Big Pharma”?
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard examines the ills of Big Pharma, and
offers his own prescriptions for improvement.
Big Pharma
The Maynard Doctrine: A leak from Lynton on policy and strategy
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard has received a wholly-authentic leak
from a well-known political strategist to a well-known Jeremy. We
Editorial Wednesday 12 June 2013: Closing time
It really needs a clinician to write this piece about the decision to kick back
the IRP on children'
The Maynard Doctrine: Are policymakers and politicians stupid, ignorant, or both?
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard looks at NHS reform plans from 1974, and
finds that all too little has changed.
The Maynard Doctrine: The harsh reality of NHS reform: time to end the purchaser-provider split
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard suggests we need radical reform: end two
decades of policy failure and let purchasers merge
The Maynard Doctrine: Why are managers so dumb?
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard queries why healthcare managers appear
unwilling or unable to learn from history and evidence.
Non-clinical
The Maynard Doctrine: The arrogant and the ignorant must be collaborative friends
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard explains why researchers ("the arrogant"
*) and managers ("the ignorant" **) have to
The Maynard Doctrine: What the NHS Mandate misses, or ‘Another Episode Of Nero Playing His Violin Whilst The NHS Burns?’
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard suggests that the NHS mandate may have
missed out most of the critical issues
The
The Maynard Doctrine: The vultures coming home to roost
Health economist Professor Alan Maynard looks at NHS-saving savings, taking in
decremental salary scales, reviewing pharmaceutical price naughtiness and the