Are cancer drugs really the best place to make savings?
The government’s consistently huge spends on NHS reform and the Trident programme indicate dubious priorities.
The government’s consistently huge spends on NHS reform and the Trident programme indicate dubious priorities.
To hold ideological support for the privatisation is one thing, but to pretend it isn’t happening is a far more insidious lie.
The coalition’s reforms have caused massive inefficiencies, internal conflicts and confusion.
With a likely win days away, UKIP candidate Mark Reckless still has not made his NHS policy clear.
The new head of NHS England, Simon Stevens, only started his job yesterday, but he is already facing criticism from unions over comments made by him about the role of private healthcare companies in the NHS. In a speech deliveredtest
The leading medical journal Lancet has said in an editorial that the government should stop treating the NHS as a ‘failing bank or business.’
By removing the mandate on government to provide a health service, the Health and Social Care Act 2012 is the crowning achievement of the architects of this long recessional from universality. Our response must be political too.
Jos Bell reports on the march to save Lewisham Hospital and writes about what is next for the movement.
The Health and Social Care Act is hindering the coalition’s laudable aim of engaging patients, writes the National Rheumatoid Arthritis Society’s Jamie Hewitt.
In fighting the health and social care act, Labour must reject outmoded marketisation, building a consensus around the NHS’s founding values.