HEALTH

The Budget, the Big Society and the NHS

Paul Corrigan looks at how the Government tries to implement one policy by going against its own policy in another area.

By Paul Corrigan | 11 April 2012

Whilst the content of my posts rarely stray far from the NHS there are occasions when other page 1 news on strays into the NHS.

This one starts with a process which was the hallmark of the NHS, the Government trying to implement one policy by going against its own policy in another area.

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Popular articles by Paul Corrigan

  1. Good form
  2. New models for creating more value from patients.
  3. Just what was the BMA opposing in 1948?
  4. Bevan's nuanced and clever view of the NHS
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