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Martin McShane: Consciously unconscious

April 11, 2011

I was in a meeting last week with the seven chairs of the new consortia, two other executives from the new PCT cluster, and an external consultant who was giving […]

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Martin McShane, NHSGP commissioning, NHS, NHS reforms1 Comment

David Kerr: Would you rather work for Google or the NHS?

March 21, 2011

Would you rather work for Google or the NHS? Started in 1996 in a Stanford University student room by Sergey Brin and Larry Page, the plan was originally to call […]

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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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NHS, Richard SmithNHS, NHS reforms3 Comments

Richard Smith: How can we encourage innovation in the NHS?

February 23, 2011

How can we encourage innovation in the NHS? Niti Pall, a GP and entrepreneur from Birmingham, asked herself this question and hit upon the idea of asking all the people […]

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Richard Smithhealth innovation, NHS2 Comments

Richard Smith: Five things about the NHS that are not sustainable

February 14, 2011

“There are five things about the NHS that are not sustainable,” said Phil Morley, chief executive of Hull and East Yorkshire Trust, in the middle of a conference last week […]

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NHS, Richard SmithNHS, patient care5 Comments

Richard Smith: Can the NHS become environmentally sustainable?

February 3, 2011

“We live in a world of competing sorrows,” said Daniel Moynihan, the US senator. We also live in a world of competing agendas, and the NHS has to think about […]

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Richard Smithclimate change, NHS0 Comments

David Kerr: UK and US healthcare- public option is the universal, high quality, and efficient way

September 21, 2009

Writers of the open letter to America in defence of the NHS rebut clearly and concisely some of the more ludicrous charges leveled against our system of healthcare. It’s a debate […]

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Guest writers, US healthcareNHS, US health care reform0 Comments

Harry Brown on planned changes to Connecting for Health

July 22, 2009

Medicine and leading edge technologies have always gone hand in hand over the years, and with the recent explosion of information technologies, medical practice has certainly been at the forefront. […]

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Uncategorizedconnecting for health, electronic patient records, google, Micrsoft, NHS1 Comment

Mark Jadav: My experience of catching swine flu

July 14, 2009

After reading my colleagues’ comments on the discussion fora of the harmfulness of playing our ace too soon, I bear the shame of being one of those low-risk (fairly) fit, […]

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Guest writersDoctors as patients, epidemic, NHS, pandemic, Swine flu, Tamiflu4 Comments

Sara McCafferty on priority setting

February 20, 2009

In October last year we announced the UK Forum on Health Care Priority Setting at the 7th meeting of the International Society on Priorities in Health Care. The forum is […]

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Guest writersethics, NHS, priority-setting, rationing4 Comments
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