Implementing the Bill – Developing NHS acute provision

By Paul Corrigan | 19 January 2012

Paul Corrigan looks at what various politicians had hoped for from the Health and Social Care Bill.

What's going to happen with the Health and Social Care Bill?

By Paul Corrigan | 13 January 2012

It’s the question I am most frequently asked when working with health care providers of NHS servi...

Trying to understand what the Government is doing with the NHS

By Paul Corrigan | 11 January 2012

Last week the Prime Minister made a speech about nursing. Whilst he praised nursing he also made ...

The progressive argument in favour of lifting the private patient income cap for Foundation Trusts.

By Paul Corrigan | 10 January 2012

As I commented last week, I have given up waiting for the Government to make a coherent case for ...

The BMA's legendary political consistency strikes again

By Paul Corrigan | 05 January 2012

Before Christmas I wrote a post that called into question the depth of the BMA's love for current...

Developing both Health and Well-being Boards and how they work together.

By Paul Corrigan | 07 December 2011

Local authorities dedicating developmental time and effort to the process of taking on health imp...

Good news about the NHS is bad news for the Government

By Paul Corrigan | 28 November 2011

The government finds itself in a really odd position when it comes to good news about the NHS.