Harry Quilter-Pinner
Harry Quilter-Pinner is a senior research fellow at IPPR, the UK’s progressive think tank. He is co-author of Realising the Neighbourhood NHS which makes the case for a shift to primary care at scale.
CommentToday’s GPs don’t want their mouths stuffed with gold
Rather than doubling down on the partnership model with the government’s new ‘golden handshake’ to encourage GPs to become partners, the model should instead be phased out, writes Harry Quilter-Pinner
CommentLifting the cap: Paying for the pay rise
The often repeated strategy of getting NHS staff to deliver more for less has run out of road, says Harry Quliter-Pinner
CommentThe NHS is failing to keep up with the science
The NHS will be unable to provide new and advanced treatments unless policy makers take steps to mend its long term financial position, warns Harry Quilter-Pinner
Comment'Devo health' is pushing national legislation to its limits
Greater Manchester shows that if local areas can build strong relationships between partners around an ambitious local reform plan, they can make very real progress
CommentThe current payment system won't enable the forward view vision
Incentivise outcomes rather than inputs
CommentPoliticians must prioritise reform to close the NHS funding gap
It will prevent hardship in future