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Chris Ham: Inertia rather than privatisation is the biggest threat facing the NHS

February 21, 2012

The Prime Minister’s summit on implementing the NHS reforms has provided a new focus for debate about what the reforms will mean in practice. The government’s critics maintain that competition […]

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Peter Bailey: The emperor’s finery

February 20, 2012

It was not of course in relation to the NHS that Tony Blair famously said “I only know what I believe.” His assertion was in defence of military action in […]

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Annabel Ferriman: Will Cameron face warfare in the new Jerusalem?

February 8, 2012

Poor Mr Cameron. Up till now, he must have thought that if only the Health and Social Care Bill survives the House of Lords and its return to the Commons, […]

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Edward Davies: Hysteria. There, I said it.

January 25, 2012

Oh, behave. I got some grief for saying on a previous blog that some of the criticism of health reform was a bit “hysterical.” I felt a little chastened. I […]

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Martin McShane: Incentives to transform primary care

January 16, 2012

I was fortunate to be able to listen to Danna Safran from Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) of Massachusetts at a recent King’s Fund conference. She was talking about the […]

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Sarah Waller: We need to make our wards more friendly for people with dementia

December 22, 2011

The report of the national audit of dementia care in general hospitals 2011, published last week, has put a sharp and timely focus on the care of people with dementia […]

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Helen Jaques: NHS pensions: the saga continues

December 21, 2011

One story has dominated my first year as news reporter for BMJ Careers: pensions. And what a compelling story it has been.  The issue kicked off way back in March […]

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Martin McShane: Networking

December 21, 2011

“We need to think about networks and define if they are commissioner or provider led.” I heard this said a few weeks ago. I also heard it said 3 years […]

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Chris Cox: Eva Michalak wins £4.5 million over discrimination

December 19, 2011

Expressions of disbelief in some newspapers about the size of the award of compensation for Dr Eva Michalak, who will apparently receive almost £4.5 million from the Mid Yorkshire Hospitals […]

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Douglas Noble and Felix Greaves: stealth attack on public health

December 19, 2011

Last month we drew attention to three critical pieces of data that painted a picture of the piece by piece dismantling of the public health specialist workforce. Consultant appointment processes […]

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