All Michael White articles – Page 4
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CommentMichael White: a bad week for GPs and MPs
The papers stir up the battle between doctors and politicians
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CommentMichael White: a gloomy picture of A&E
The inevitable result of soaring demand and dwindling resources
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CommentOn balance, sacking Nicholson would be worse for the NHS
Getting rid of Sir David is the easy option
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CommentMichael White: some hospitals are too big too fail
Peterborough’s financial shambles shouldn’t be forgotten
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CommentMichael White: Life, fate and the Francis legacy
There are echoes of Stalin’s deadly regime in the culture that blighted Mid Staffordshire
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CommentHunt's head is in the Risk Clouds
The health secretary has a novel way of dealing with his daily crises
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CommentMichael White: escalation in healthcare's culture wars
The Francis inquiry has riled the public and private sectors
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CommentMichael White: some notes on some scandals
Care scandals must not always leave the buck with hard-pressed staff
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CommentHunt picks out a worthy target
The health secretary is modelling himself on Michael Gove and Einstein
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CommentMichael White: what would Labour do?
Liz Kendall gave a glimpse of what the opposition would do in power
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CommentMichael White: An old localism dilemma
How to square localism with the postcode lottery is a familiar problem
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CommentMichael White: Sir David doesn't blink
The NHS chief executive sails on like Captain Ahab in pursuit of Moby Dick
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CommentMichael White: MPs anxious to right a wrong
Ed Miliband made a rare leader’s speech on mental health
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CommentMichael White: never say never
We have heard a lot this week about “never events”, which aren’t supposed to happen in the NHS.
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CommentMichael White: temperatures rise in Edinburgh
Labour are asking tough questions about the affordability of Scotland’s healthcare
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CommentMichael White: the Savile fallout begins now
My tabloid friends insist Jimmy proved too cunning, too litigious, too famous to nail
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CommentGeeky Burnham promises 'sensible' reform
Labour plan to repeal Health Act, but not a ‘top down’ reorganisation