Patience and the political process
While folks have been quick to jump on the results of the referendum as evidence of democracy at work, (and perhaps that is partly true),… Read More »Patience and the political process
Strategy
Does the European Commission ‘game’ the member states?
It is in the interests of the Commission to play countries off against each other in order to demonstrate the inescapable logic of the “European… Read More »Does the European Commission ‘game’ the member states?
When underperformance is policy
With the release of the latest analysis from the King’s Fund (here), heightened attention is being paid to NHS performance. It may only be a… Read More »When underperformance is policy
Where’s a good paradigm when you need one?
Measuring Up: the health of NHS Cancer Services is a report from Cancer Research UK. I have no difficulty accepting much of what they have… Read More »Where’s a good paradigm when you need one?
Broken logic; NICE and the Rule of Rescue
Sir Andrew Dillon, the erstwhile leader of NICE as said that it is irrational for the Cancer Drug Fund to pay for drugs that NICE… Read More »Broken logic; NICE and the Rule of Rescue
Equity but what about outcomes?
The US-based Commonwealth Fund has released a new 11-country comparative ranking of health systems. Before the UK pops the champagne corks, let’s decode this ranking… Read More »Equity but what about outcomes?
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