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.
Daily Insight is now available to listen to on Amazon's Alexa as a flash briefing. For more details on how to set this up, click here.
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The mythbuster: Technology’s false promise
Digital tools can support NHS reform, but without process transformation and effective implementation, technology alone will fail to deliver productivity gains
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Unleashed scribes, maternity reckonings, and speedy appointments
Your essential update on health for the week
Daily Insight: March miracle… or mirage?
The must-read stories and debates in health policy and leadership.
Daily Insight: The maternity reckoning
The must-read stories and debates in health policy and leadership.
Daily Insight: CQC loses maternity trust
The must-read stories and debates in health policy and leadership.
Daily Insight: Transformation or rebranding?
The must-read stories and debates in health policy and leadership.
The mythbuster: Do leaders matter?
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Trust breaches, AI oversight and staff snooping
Daily Insight: No escape from accountability
Daily Insight: Nottingham’s maternity reckoning
Daily Insight: Burnham’s prevention test
Daily Insight: The NHS’s snooping problem
The mythbuster: Measuring corridor care won’t help fix it
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Metrics surge, leaders depart and workforce freezes
Daily Insight: Cancer’s missing workforce
Daily Insight: Will Burnham get to burst ‘the world’s biggest quango’?
Daily Insight: The dirty secrets of health tech procurement
Daily Insight: More metrics to measure
The mythbuster: Pessimism on NHS productivity is a result of ignorance of its causes
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Waiting games, quality oversights and hallway hospitals
Daily Insight: The scale of hallway hospitals
Daily Insight: England’s 24-hour problem
Daily Insight: Cleaning up
Daily Insight: The waiting service
The mythbuster: The importance of ‘space, systems and stuff’
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Tech stars, cyber heists and data fears
Daily Insight: The clinician-free inspection
Daily Insight: Bah, Humber
Daily Insight: The pathology error fallout
Daily Insight: The new tech power map
The mythbuster: The curse of ‘cakeism’
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Pay rises, data breaches and map confusion
Daily Insight: The scandal is the silence
Daily Insight: A conditional autonomy deal
Daily Insight: The awkward pay rise
The mythbuster: Some advice for the new health secretary
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Regulation gaps, safety censures, and data breaches
Daily Insight: A trust in winter
Daily Insight: Acute pressure wins again
Daily Insight: Rare prosecution raises questions
Daily Insight: High risk, low barrier
The mythbuster: Productivity improvement is blocked by the NHS’s ignorance of care costs
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Children wait, Streeting quits and Murray joins
Daily Insight: Streeting walks away from his revolution
Daily Insight: Every second counts
Daily Insight: Frozen posts and algorithms
Daily Insight: No place for children
The mythbuster: Streeting should be as bold as Barclay on A&E
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Diagnostics doubted, care criticised, and takeover teased
Daily Insight: NHS bets on ambient voice
Daily Insight: The provider power list
Daily Insight: Prognosis negative
The mythbuster: The great social insurance distraction
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Uneven job cuts, faulty tenders, and rudderless trusts
Daily Insight: Who’s steering this trust?
Daily Insight: £15m up in smoke
Daily Insight: Midwives and red lines
Daily Insight: Acute burden
The mythbuster: The infinite budget assumption
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: 'Dumb' reporters, stalled reforms and equity concerns