Monthly Archives

July 2011


In consultations, the As have it

- July 19, 2011 posted by John MurrayJohn Murray

The first year of the coalition government has seen a quite unprecedented amount of consultation, not least in healthcare but what difference does it make and are the cards stacked against you depending on where you or your organisation happen … Continue reading →

Apples and pears

- July 11, 2011 posted by Anna BaranskiAnna Baranski

Much has been written in recent weeks about the current review of paediatric heart surgery in England and Wales led by NHS Specialised Services, not least because a large number of politicians have waded into the debate. As Philip Stephens … Continue reading →

Whose body is it anyway?

- July 4, 2011 posted by Rosie BeauchampRosie Beauchamp

Most people agree that organ donation is a good thing but don’t get around to registering. Hence there remains a significant shortage of organs available for donation in the UK. This week doctors attending the Annual BMA representative meeting in … Continue reading →

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