Health Service Journal
Kieran Walshe
Kieran Walshe is professor of health policy and management at Manchester Business School.
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'It's time for managers to stand up and be counted'
2-Sep-2011
In the battle against Whitehall maybe the NHS needs its own Arab Spring – led by managers, suggests Kieran Walshie. -
Can healthcare spending thaw icy economies?
21 January 2010
Health spending represents great value both as a short term economic stimulus and for its long term economic benefits. -
Kieran Walshe on evidence based decision making in the NHS
23 April 2009
NHS managers need to read and engage with the latest data and evidence on health service organisation - and researchers must present this in forms busy managers can use -
NHS constitution - signed and delivered
24-Jul-2008
The proposal tucked away in the Darzi report for an NHS constitution could be one of the most historic elements of the next stage review, limiting the health secretary's power and guaranteeing patient rights -
Stuck in the middle and friendless - the lot of an SHA?
2-Jun-2005
NHS STRUCTURE -
And one for all
28-Oct-2004
JOINED-UP WORKING IDEAS -
Private prejudices
2-Sep-2004
Published: 02/09/2004, Volume II4, No. 5921 Page 18 -
Smash and grab
8-Jul-2004
FOR-PROFIT IDEAS -
Commission control
1-Apr-2004
Published: 01/04/2004, Volume II4, No. 5899 Page 18 19 -
Suspended sentence
11-Mar-2004
FINANCE IDEAS -
Lead in their pencils
30-Oct-2003
Published: 30/10/2003, Volume II3, No. 5879 Page 18 19 -
Power with responsibility
7-Jun-2002
open space: CHAI will be a regulator with a very wide brief and more power than the bodies it replaces. How can it remain accountable to Parliament and the NHS, asks Kieran Walshe -
Fair to middling
8-Nov-2001
BOOKS -
From bad to worse
27-Sep-2001
BOOKS - Kieran Walshe Senior research fellow, health services management centre, Birmingham University -
Drowning, not waving
16-Aug-2001
Health academics Kieran Walshe and Judith Smith are not convinced by the government's call for yet another deluge of NHS reform.They wonder what, if anything, it will achieve Ministers and civil servants in the Department of Health probably look back nostalgically to Labour's first term in government in 1997 and 1998, when their policy proposals met with universal acclaim and hardly a criticism was heard. They must remember fondly the way the white paper The New NHS: modern, dependable ... -
For our eyes only
22-Feb-2001
The NHS Litigation Authority has valuable information on individual doctors which it should release to employing organisations, says Kieran Walshe -
Setting the PACE for change
22-Jul-1999
Experience, evidence and everyday practice Creating systems for delivering effective health care By Michael Dunning, Gerrard Abi-Aad and David Gilbert King's Fund 124 pages £12.95
