Category: Reform of the NHS and Social Care

Before, I launch into the second in my series about resources the NHS ignores – I need to make a quick apology about my previous…

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Now that both ambulance drivers and nurses are set to strike over the Christmas period, it is at least worth asking the question – can…

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Our poor NHS is rather like many of our fellow citizens suffering from a post-Covid Syndrome. Two years after the pandemic, we have the longest ever…

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This letter first appeared in the Financial Times Martin Wolf’s article encouraging the Tories “to abandon their shibboleths” with respect to economic policy and embrace…

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OPEN MANIFESTO POLICY DRAFT The current NHS funding model has not changed since its founding 80 years ago and yet all attempts are reform have…

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Radix Fellow, Prof Stephen Smith, has proposed a new hypothecated tax and other measures to increase NHS funding and to ensure everyone contributes fairly. These…

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The ten macro trends in the NHS (see Book 1) are creating many more chronic, out-of-hospital conditions and even ‘new’ conditions such as diabetes and…

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Book 2 of 2: The Best NHS This is the second book in our series The Best NHS? and it looks at social care, how it works…

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PROVOCATION 2 OUR PROVOCATION • The relentless focus on efficiency in the UK National Health Service has led to a mass production mindset in management…

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As long ago as 2015, the author of this book – Stephen Smith – together with his brother Ian, published an article in Health Service Journal predicting…

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