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Published in: ourNHSSocial care: from personal budgets to a person-centred policy and practicePersonal budgets have serious implications for the ethos of the NHS which must be considered if health and social...
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Published in: ourNHSDid Earl Howe get any part of procurement law right?
Speaking to the Lords in the final debate on the Coalition's NHS privatisation regulations, Earl Howe made a number...
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Published in: ourNHSHealthcare coup: the Lords didn't save us the first time
Today the Lords will likely vote through the Coalition's disastrous privatisation regulations, section 75, opening...
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Published in: ourNHSSelling our safety to the highest bidder: the privatisation of Plasma Resources UKLucy Reynolds publishes this original paper on the government's proposed sale of the UK's state-owned blood plasma...
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Published in: ourNHSInterview with Louise Irvine, part 2
Louise Irvine, a GP and chair of Save Lewisham Hospital, speaks to Caroline Molloy about the regulations about to be...
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Published in: openDemocracyUKDr Paul “for profit” Offit, measles and the BBC
While parents in Wales worry about their children’s health during a measles outbreak, an American “measles expert”...
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Published in: ourNHSEVENT - House of Lords protest on privatisation regulations vote, 24th April
The final vote is on Wednesday, 24th April, join Keep Our NHS Public at the House of Lords for a final opportunity...
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Published in: ourNHSMarie Curie speaks out on government's privatisation regulationsLate last week, leading charities became the latest organisations to come out against the Coalition's privatisation...
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Published in: ourNHSThe Lib Dems' defence of the NHS privatisation regulations doesn't stand up to scrutiny
Liberal Democrats appear to be sending out variations on a stock response when questioned on the section 75...
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Published in: ourNHSInterview with Louise Irvine on the imminent privatisation regulations and wider NHS reform
Louise Irvine, a GP and chair of Save Lewisham Hospital, speaks to Caroline Molloy about the regulations about to be...
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Published in: ourNHSWhy is the government preparing for a dramatic rise in NHS patients going private?
The government is both squeezing real NHS funding, something it has been reprimanded for repeatedly denying, and it...
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Published in: ourNHSPersonal care budgets could further fragment the NHS
Aside from whether patients welcome the cash payments there are wider issues that need addressing, namely whether...
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Published in: ourNHSBMA calls for withdrawal of Coalition's privatisation regulations
Controversial competition regulations should be withdrawn and replaced, says BMA ahead of crucial House of Lords debate
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Published in: ourNHSNever again? Jeremy Hunt’s response to the Francis Report is inadequate
The Coalition's response to the Mid-Staffs enquiry is hampered by its own ideological limitations and its...
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Published in: ourNHSBMJ: the end of England's NHS?
A consultant radiologist looks at some of practical dangers of the Coalition's privatisation of NHS services,...
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Published in: ourNHSDoctors have the opportunity to act now - they must take it
Through the Royal Colleges doctors have the means to stop the disastrous privatisation regulations about to go...
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Published in: ourNHSNHS privatisation regulations - campaign pack
Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Act now to persuade the Lords to reject NHS privatisation...
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Published in: ourNHS"The CAMarathon" - 5th and 6th July 2013
Friday and Saturday 5th/6th July 2013The “CAMarathon” – London-Witney 65 mile ultra-marathon to mark the 65th...
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Published in: ourNHSLeeds Children's Heart Surgery: twisted statistics, conflicts of interest and hidden agendas
Has the government, once again, ignored due process and legal rulings in the decision to close down a children's...
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Published in: ourNHSOur NHS is being dismantled for transnational corporations
As a key part of the EU-US trade deal currently being fleshed out, the Conservatives are making good on a decades...