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Martin McShane: Win, win, win?

May 23, 2012

In the last week, I have managed to catch up with two old friends who are the sort of GPs who I would be delighted to look after me or […]

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Martin McShane: 80:20

April 19, 2012

We are working through trying to understand exactly how commissioning support (CSS) will work with Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs). At a recent time out the lead manager for the CSS […]

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Vinice Thomas: The push for improvement in maternity care

April 17, 2012

Substandard care within maternity services remains a high profile issue. It seems that every month there is news coverage about failing hospitals, avoidable maternal deaths, and below optimum care provided […]

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Martin McShane: Large scale change

April 10, 2012

Over the last few weeks my reading and listening has made me consider whether we are at a crossroads in understanding and agreeing the purpose and nature of healthcare. Let […]

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Lord Ashcroft: Anti-NHS Bill candidates would boost the Conservative Party

March 27, 2012

A group of doctors is threatening to stand candidates at the next general election in revenge for the Health and Social Care Bill. The anti-reform medics plan to target at […]

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Martin McShane: A new dynamic?

March 26, 2012

The political ambiguity is, mostly, resolved. Very shortly, appointments will be made to Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs). At the same time appointments will be made to the local arm of […]

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Ken Taylor: Why the NHS Health and Social Care Bill is bad for patients

March 26, 2012

The prime reason that this legislation will prove a disaster for patients is obvious. If you are relying on the NHS for care it is your GP who will be […]

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Michael Dixon: Carpe diem—the politicians have had their day, now it’s time for doctors to seize the initiative

March 21, 2012

It is all over now. The Health and Social Care Bill has been passed. The politicians have moved on, content to leave professionals and managers to pick up the pieces. […]

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Martin McShane: NHS MOT

March 19, 2012

Monday to Friday, for weeks now, there has been a teleconference bringing together the leads from all the major organisations across Lincolnshire involved in health and social care. The ambulance […]

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Sarah Walpole: The NHS sustainability day audit is “a very good place to start”

March 16, 2012

“The very beginning” has famously been advocated as “a very good place to start,” but when it comes to sustainability, this doesn’t seem to be such an easy mantra to […]

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