
We have mentioned previously the work being done by Andy McMinn, CPO at the Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust, and his break-out session was a highlight […]
We have mentioned previously the work being done by Andy McMinn, CPO at the Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust, and his break-out session was a highlight […]
It is clear that Simon Stevens is not stupid. Far from it, he is one of the cleverest men in the country. As an ex […]
We wrote last week about the issues around locum staff in the NHS. There were a couple of interesting comments, including one suggesting “we don’t […]
Of all the procurement categories across the entire UK Public Sector, which one is the biggest train wreck? (I’m talking colloquially, I don’t mean West […]
More problems and challenges in the UK health world. NHS Providers, which represents a group of major hospital Trusts, has basically refused to accept the […]
Kicking off this month's hot topic -- Health Services -- is this guest post from Stephen Ashcroft of Brian Farrington, which is the first of three parts. Clinical […]
The Museum Tavern for a working lunch with Guy Allen. Good beer selection, but £6.29 for a toasted cheese and ham sarnie (with salad) or […]
On today's Pienaar’s Politics, the BBC Radio 5 radio show, and again on the Andrew Marr show on TV, the UK government’s Health Minister, Jeremy […]
Here’s something that really, really gets me worked up. Madeleine Webster has been sent to prison for spending £160,000 of her employer’s money on printer […]
Yesterday we exposed the excessive profit margins being made by a major provider to government organisations, known as 'GPS' or the Government Procurement Service. OK, […]
A big talking point at the Healthcare Supplies Association (HCSA) conference the other week was the announcement that twenty-seven (yes, count 'em, 27) hospital trusts […]
One of UK Minister for the Cabinet Office Francis Maude's big ideas was engaging the top suppliers to government in a round of negotiations with […]