Daily Insight
Daily Insight is HSJ's digest of each day's most important stories and why they matter. It is sent in the morning, Tuesday to Friday.
Weekly Catch-up summarises the week's biggest health stories. If you have been out of the office or otherwise just too busy to keep up, HSJ's Friday afternoon catch-up will ensure you are still in the know.
On Monday morning, Daily Insight subscribers will also receive Steve Black's weekly column, The Mythbuster.
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The mythbuster: Now even Nobel Prize winners are leading us astray on AI
An analysis of an absurd claim from the UK’s top AI expert illustrates why the technology won’t transform healthcare any time soon, writes Steve Black
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Missing patients, permanent harm and mighty mergers
Your essential update on health for the week
Daily Insight: Mackey says strikes must bite
The must-read stories and debate in health policy and leadership.
Daily Insight: Nasty surprise for suppliers
The must-read stories and debate in health policy and leadership.
Daily Insight: That’s as far as you go
The must-read stories and debate in health policy and leadership.
Daily Insight: The missing 9,000
The must-read stories and debate in health policy and leadership.
The mythbuster: Not inventing a new violin
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Jobs jeopardy, delayed decisions and stranded staff
Daily Insight: The lab that time (nearly) forgot
Daily Insight: My indecision is final
Daily Insight: Mackey lays down law on strike
Daily Insight: A&E gains mask local declines
The mythbuster: A plan built by magpies
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Missing money, hurtful hires and procurement pain
Daily Insight: Hiring while hurting
Daily Insight: Strike while the summer’s hot
Daily Insight: A Dash of change
Daily Insight: Show MSEFT the money
The mythbuster: Disdain for the ‘plumbers’ leaves the NHS knee deep in the brown stuff
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Performance cancelled, fallout deepens and THAT plan drops
Daily Insight: A decade to reshape the NHS
Daily Insight: Risky business
Daily Insight: Letby fallout deepens
Daily Insight: Quango bonfire could burn out of control
The mythbuster: The five forgotten secrets of how to achieve change in the NHS
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Age-old problems, revolving doors and patient powers
Daily Insight: DHSC facelift revealed
Daily Insight: A sad milestone
Daily Insight: Streeting’s revolving door cuts
Daily Insight: Streeting joins the long march to maternity safety
The mythbuster: The lessons govt must learn if it wants to revive FT freedoms
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Millennium Mackey, redundancy revolt and cyber secrecy
Daily Insight: Secrecy adds insult to cyber attack’s injury
Daily Insight: Well handled or underplayed?
Daily Insight: The redundancy revolt
Daily Insight: On the noughties step
The mythbuster: The underwhelming UEC plan
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Directors bow out, provider goes under and merger moves closer
Daily Insight: Directors cut
Daily Insight: Merger day moves closer
Daily Insight: Frontrunner emerges to lead neighbourhood era
Daily Insight: Mackey’s men monopolise
The mythbuster: The NHS can and should learn from Formula One
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: A&E failing, comms lacking and ICBs slimming
Daily Insight: And those final scores…
Daily Insight: Questions linger as chief departs
Daily Insight: Big repairs, small cheque
Daily Insight: Final warning on agency staffing
The mythbuster: ‘Lean’ is not a dirty word
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Streeting’s sleepless nights, money talks and 28 ICBs
Daily Insight: Where deficits are still growing
Daily Insight: Pregnant pause
Daily Insight: Milburn dusts off the map
The mythbuster: The public doesn’t know what’s best for the NHS
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Clusters mustered, SubCos celebrated and pensions protected
Daily Insight: Pensions, pay and pain
Daily Insight: Subsidiary stresses
Daily Insight: Clusters’ last stand
Daily Insight: Western ICBs stick together
The mythbuster: Effectively digitising the NHS means not spending money on more clinicians