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Odds are against Lansley

By Nigel Hawkes | 28 July 2010

Do family doctors have the muscle, or the will, to transform the NHS in England? That’s what the Health Secretary, Andrew Lansley, is betting on ...read more

A three-pronged attack

By Anna Dixon | 28 June 2010

Andrew Lansley is expected to set out his ambitions for the NHS in a White Paper to be published shortly. As the new Secretary of ...read more

Carefully does it!

By Nigel Hawkes | 26 April 2010


Writing a health manifesto is like tip-toeing on thin ice. Political parties want to appear bold and decisive, but know that promises to reform ...read more

At the heart of the matter

By Paul Curry | 27 March 2010

Ofsted has always been concerned with students’ abilities to achieve success in their education. But it is also vital that we provide young people with ...read more

Patients will set the agenda

By Ann Keen | 25 February 2010

As modern consumers, we demand high quality services that respond to our individual needs. In the public’s mind, the NHS should be no different. Patients ...read more

Unfinished business on health

By John O'Leary | 25 February 2010

Primary care trusts and GP practices should be the first reform targets of an incoming government, the outgoing executive chair of Monitor has said in ...read more

Conservatives value equality as well as quality in the NHS

By Andrew Lansley | 24 February 2010

In the 62nd year of the NHS, this country has a proud tradition of equity in access to healthcare.  The next Conservative Government will preserve ...read more

United in mismanagement

By Nigel Hawkes | 20 February 2010


It takes a fair degree of mismanagement to unite charities and private enterprise in opposition to government policy. But that is just what Andy ...read more

An unhealthy set of ratings

By Nigel Hawkes | 8 December 2009


Monitoring the performance of NHS hospitals has proved a tough challenge. Since Labour came to power in 1997, healthcare inspectorates have succeeded one another ...read more

Is the NHS really untouchble?

By James Gubb | 4 October 2009

For the Conservatives, the National Health Service remains something of an untouchable.  Instead of looking outside the box for the alternative solutions that the current ...read more

Patients

By Fiona Lyne | 8 September 2009

Commitment:
Patients will have enforceable rights to high standards of care, including hospital treatment within 18 weeks, access to a cancer specialist within two weeks, ...read more

Time for action on the superbug

By Bill Love | 3 September 2009

At the height of concern about swine flu, it may seem strange to be going back to the threat of MRSA. However, media hype aside, ...read more

 

 

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