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It will be interesting to see what happens to Lansley.
Cameron has publicly backed him over the current reforms.
Moreover Cameron and Lansley co-signed the Tory pre-cursor white paper to the current reforms, "NHS Autonomy and Accountabilty", in 2007. This is when they famoulsy stated there would be no more top down re-organisations of the NHS.
Cameron is therefore inextricably linked to these reforms. If he sacks Lansley, then he has no credibility himself. A difficult dilemma, I suspect.

As for the advisors. He has chosen well as they all support his pro-market agenda.