Alan Maynard
Alan Maynard is professor of health economics and co-director of the York Health Policy Group, York University.
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'Deal with productivity variation, or risk the long term future of the NHS'
Only by swiftly adressing the issue of clinical practice variation and developing better evidence based practice can we stop the quality of NHS care eroding, writes Professor Alan Maynard.
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‘Inert’ or improving: the state of medical regulation
Alan Maynard argues the GMC’s ‘feeble’ regulation of doctors does little to benefit the NHS, but chief executive Niall Dickson says a new approach will protect patients.
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'Without evidence, the rhetorical reforms are irrelevant at best'
As real funding is eroded amid grand health policy rhetoric, there is a desperate need for hard evidence and data to inform the fundamental policy challenges facing this government. Without it, the reforms are all but irrelevant, argues York University professor of health economics Alan Maynard.
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- The new healthcare revolution
- Doctor numbers: all trained up, nowhere to go?
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- Alan Maynard: could the Tories give PCTs bite?
- Alan Maynard on managing the NHS market
- Are PCTs redundant?
