External contributors – Page 194
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CommentWe need a big conversation about workforce
What should the party conferences be discussing about the NHS?
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CommentThere is too much hot air on climate change
The health service is failing in its responsibility to be a trailblazer for sustainability says Sunand Prasad
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CommentMichael White: on Burstow's trail
I spent the first half of the Liberal Democrats’ conference in Brighton stalking Paul Burstow
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CommentAli Parsa on creating value
How could a group of people who have never built anything before win so much?
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CommentIsn’t it time CCGs owned waiting lists?
It now makes sense for clinical commissioning groups to take the reins from providers
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CommentDavid Pencheon: we must leave the right legacy
Thought leaders from outside healthcare can nearly always tell us some home truths
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CommentClunky maths and unfair fines
Antibiotics have saved millions of lives, but they can cause havoc with the delicate balance of gut bacteria
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CommentNoel Plumridge: the outsourcers' next big prize
The GP community was always divided about Andrew Lansley’s legislation
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CommentMedia Watch: retire - then return
The NHS Confederation gained widespread coverage of its report into how much the health service was spending on care for older patients.
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CommentMichael White: a quiet start
Two weeks into his new job and Jeremy Hunt has barely uttered a word in public that I have caught
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CommentThe God Delusion
The wellness drive hasn’t won public support because we view the NHS as a national religion
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CommentSally Gainsbury: conspiracy and coincidence
Could a compromise be in the offing over training budget allocation reforms?
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CommentLighten the checklist load
How changes to criminal record checks will affect the healthcare profession
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CommentMedia Watch: minister for laughs
Anna Soubry bolsters her reputation as the most entertaining new health minister
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CommentReaders' letters - 20 September 2012
CCG authorisation conditions should be framed in a way that helps the new organisations focus on the areas they can reasonably influence, says Matthew Harker