Health Service Journal
Steve Ainsworth
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speak out
2-Oct-2003
Ever raised an eyebrow when a colleague left work suffering stress? If it cost a friend their life, it would be no laughing matter, says Steve Ainsworth -
Get Loyd off the menu
6-Feb-2003
opinion YORKSHIRE TERRIER -
Lock 'em all up
14-Nov-2002
opinion YORKSHIRE TERRIER -
It is not going to hurt, is it?
12-Sep-2002
opinion YORKSHIRE TERRIER -
Public health party's over
11-Jul-2002
YORKSHIRE TERRIER -
Feeding an insatiable beast
9-May-2002
opinion YORKSHIRE TERRIER -
Innocent casualties of war
7-Mar-2002
YORKSHIRE TERRIER -
Goodwill or good riddance?
20-Dec-2001
Published: 20/12/2001, Volume III, No.5786 Page 20 -
Tired of the PC plod
13-Sep-2001
OPINION: YORKSHIRE TERRIER -
A war veteran recalls. . .
12-Jul-2001
opinion : YORKSHIRE TERRIER -
Why not cull humans too?
10-May-2001
'The outbreak of TB begs the question: in what circumstances - if any - might culling of a human population be considered?' -
Grabbed by the privates
13-Jul-2000
YORKSHIRE TERRIER -
Throwing neddies overboard
18-May-2000
YORKSHIRE TERRIER -
Over my dead body
11-Nov-1999
YORKSHIRE TERRIER -
It's make your mind up time
9-Sep-1999
opinion: -
How many GPs does it take...
12-Aug-1999
opinion: YORKSHIRE TERRIER: 'When the light bulb goes in a GP's surgery, they do not need to fill out a form in triplicate for the works department. The doctor simply stops at a shop on his rounds' -
Put this mutt out of its misery
1-Jul-1999
opinion: YORKSHIRE TERRIER -
A fatal outbreak of ambition
18-Feb-1999
'Nurses or wardmaids are much the same as housemaids, and require little teaching other than making poultices,' wrote a former president of the Royal College of Surgeons, John Fleet South, soon after a particularly unpleasant encounter with the indomitable Florence Nightingale. While his views may not necessarily match those of the college today, they will strike a chord in many quarters. -
Opportunities knock
29-Oct-1998
If the NHS really is an equal opportunities employer, surely it is unnecessary to say so in job advertisements, argues Steve Ainsworth -
Phoney wars
15-Oct-1998
A landmark ruling in GPs' long battle to be paid for telephone advice could cost health authorities thousands of pounds. But the claims should never have been made, argues Steve Ainsworth
