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Your Humble Servant

Your Humble Servant: the rallying cry for 2012 Subscription Required

By Your Humble Servant

2012 is the year of the contract. Go back to your offices and prepare for contracting.

Cally Bann

Cally Bann: putting the record straight Subscription Required

By Cally Bann

It is only fair that a victim of misinterpretation and misrepresentation gets to clarify their comments.

Your Humble Servant

Your Humble Servant: healthy fun for all the NHS family Subscription Required

By Your Humble Servant

What will be this year’s Christmas stocking must have: Mid Staffs Cluedo, PFI Monopoly or Liberating the NHS Scrabble?

Your Humble Servant

Your Humble Servant: survival of the fittest in the NHS Subscription Required

By Your Humble Servant

Perhaps we should look back to Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution to see who’ll survive in the dog-eat-dog world of health policy.

Cally Bann

Cally Bann: is the healthcare landscape a thriller, a tragedy or a farce? Subscription Required

By Cally Bann

So as the summer breezes blows through the ever-greying tresses of the post-pause ministerial locks, what does the landscape around us foretell ofthe autumn and winter to come?

Two elderly people wrapped up against the cold

Media Watch: it's beginning to look a lot like winter Subscription Required

2 February 2012 | By Alison Moore

Freezing temperatures kept most of the press preoccupied this week. By the time you read this, Britain will probably have entered a mini ice age with Siberian blasts immobilising the country - or at least the readers of the Express.

Thinking differently about quality and cost Subscription Required

By Helen Bevan

"Revolution begins with a transformation of consciousness". Innovation, doing things differently, is becoming a high priority activity in the NHS. Innovation has a critical pre-requisite: thinking differently. If we are going to sustain a universal healthcare system for future generations, we need to think differently about the relationship between cost and quality.