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Richard Smith: The NHS and the private sector: a 70 year conversation

March 15, 2013

We’ve been having this conversation since at least 1945, said a member of the audience at this week’s Cambridge Health Network meeting on partnerships between the NHS and the private […]

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David Zigmond: “Fixing the NHS is straightforward.” Really?

March 13, 2013

In an article in the Daily Telegraph, Gerry Robinson tells us that “fixing the NHS is straightforward.” He writes with optimistic alacrity of pragmatic, logistical, data-fuelled managerial devices to sharpen […]

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Sam Fosker: The Francis report—applications for the leaders of tomorrow

March 11, 2013

The main focus of the recent Francis report has been on the implications it has on the clinical and economic management of the NHS, but there are many lessons that […]

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Kailash Chand on Section 75 and competition for NHS services

February 28, 2013

NHS competition is back in the headlines, apparently the subject of more tension within the coalition: “Lib Dem pressure forces Hunt to rewrite NHS regulations,” and “New rules on competition […]

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Peter Bailey on the change of culture needed after the Francis report

February 26, 2013

How could they have behaved like that? It’s inhuman! Reading the Francis report, I was appalled and shamed by the neglect and lack of care to which patients in the […]

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Richard Smith: Will entrepreneurs save the NHS?

February 22, 2013

All the political parties and those at the top of the NHS see an important role for entrepreneurs in the latest version of the health service. Those labouring within the […]

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Rob Hampton: Fit for work

February 15, 2013

In January the government announced the establishment of a new service that will be operational in 2014. While this news seems to have gone under the radar so far, I’m […]

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Richard Vize: Can the recommendations of the Francis Inquiry be implemented?

February 13, 2013

The recommendations of the Francis Inquiry cannot simply be implemented. It is a complicated set of proposals that will create new difficulties and challenges for the medical profession. Doctors need […]

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Richard Vize: Andy Burnham’s plans signify profound changes in the way the NHS is structured

February 4, 2013

With little media attention, shadow health secretary Andy Burnham has proposed scrapping clinical commissioning as part of a new round of NHS upheaval if Labour is returned to office. In […]

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Richard Smith: A paperless NHS by 2018?

February 1, 2013

Cognisant of the short time that ministers are in post, Jeremy Hunt, decided when he became Secretary of State of Health, that to make a difference he should have only […]

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