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Kailash Chand on the BMA’s opposition to NHS reforms

March 21, 2011

BMA members rather than the organisation itself called a special representative meeting (SRM) on the 15th March 2011, the second in two decades. Dr Hamish Meldrum, the chair of the […]

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Martin McShane: Development through delivery and delivery through development.

March 21, 2011

Almost all our emergent consortia have completed their elections. Chairs are being identified and the process of change and transition is accelerating. Someone asked me last week whether the process […]

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Richard Smith: The Great War and NHS reform

March 15, 2011

The Great War changed the world forever and burnt itself into our language, memory, consciousness, and understanding of life. That’s the argument of Paul Fussell’s marvelous book “The Great War […]

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Tomasz Pierscionek on student protests against NHS reforms

February 16, 2011

Medical students and doctors belonging to the newly created organisation “Big Society NHS” organised a Valentine’s Day themed protest against the Health and Social Care Bill, currently being debated in […]

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Martin McShane: Where to start?

February 14, 2011

We are only two months away from it becoming real for GP consortia. I was looking through the information going to one of our pathfinder executive meetings in the next week. […]

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Martin McShane: Where has all the money gone?

February 1, 2011

I am lucky because I work with a Director of Finance who likes to make things clear and easy to understand. Last week he went through what is happening to […]

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Martin McShane: Enthusiasm, cynicism, pragmatism and Pathfinders.

January 24, 2011

In Lincolnshire, we had 3 Pathfinder consortia announced in the second wave. This is good news. At least, we think it is. We are, however, not sure what being a […]

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Douglas Noble on the public health white paper

January 18, 2011

Last week the British Medical Association hosted a listening event for over 200 public health professionals, including representatives from various public health bodies (Faculty of Public Health, Royal Society for […]

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Martin McShane: Take me to your leader

January 14, 2011

There are a number of variants on the cartoon about an alien asking someone or something to “take me to your leader.” Of course we all laugh because we can […]

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Tony Falconer on leading healthier lives

January 10, 2011

The coalition government seems keen to engage with individuals and organisations, to help them help themselves lead healthier lives. This, we are told, will be done through encouragement and collaboration […]

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