Daily Insight
Daily Insight is HSJ's digest of each day's most important stories and why they matter. It is sent in the morning, Tuesday to Friday.
Weekly Catch-up summarises the week's biggest health stories. If you have been out of the office or otherwise just too busy to keep up, HSJ's Friday afternoon catch-up will ensure you are still in the know.
On Monday morning, Daily Insight subscribers will also receive Steve Black's weekly column, The Mythbuster.
Daily Insight is now available to listen to on Amazon's Alexa as a flash briefing. For more details on how to set this up, click here.
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The mythbuster: Is bringing back PFI a necessary evil?
Steve Black believes the PFI was a flawed approach to securing capital investment for the NHS, but suggests its revival might - nevertheless - be welcome.
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Ministers start work and Darzi returns
Your essential update on health for the week.
Daily Insight: A quality appointment?
The must-read stories and debate in health policy and leadership.
Daily Insight: Blood and blunders
The must-read stories and debate in health policy and leadership.
Daily Insight: Review raps regulator
The must-read stories and debate in health policy and leadership.
Daily Insight: Term starts for the juniors
The must-read stories and debate in health policy and leadership.
The mythbuster: Why the NHS is beset with bad decision making
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Streeting opens up, targets intensify and virtual wards stall
Daily Insight: An elusive threat
Daily Insight: Virtual reality
Daily Insight: New powers prove to be a waiting game
Daily Insight: Total confidence
The mythbuster: The three things that matter more than increased NHS funding
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Corridor caution, research rip-off and service sluggish
Daily Insight: Not the new normal
Daily Insight: Not just any chair
Daily Insight: The services that can’t cope
Daily Insight: Cyber attack’s global tremors
The mythbuster: Streeting sees the light on emergency care
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Exit wounds, empty spaces and big ambitions
Daily Insight: School of hard knocks
Daily Insight: Tough but (relatively) realistic
Daily Insight: Streeting clarifies Labour’s ambitions
Daily Insight: Exit wounds
The mythbuster: The weak link in the NHS chain that politicians wilfully ignore
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Long-waiter blues, Labour U-turns and angry resignations
Daily Insight: Long waiters, broken pledges
Daily Insight: Pritchard throws down the gauntlet
Daily Insight: That’s not my name
Daily Insight: NHSE’s watch list grows a little longer
The mythbuster: Cut staff to protect long-term investment
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Hackers strike, suppliers sue and CEO reflects
Daily Insight: Tough tendering
Daily Insight: Treatment in the spotlight
Daily Insight: ‘Everyone’s worst nightmare’
Daily Insight: Signed, sealed but not exactly delivered
The mythbuster: If Wes Streeting becomes health secretary, what should he do first?
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Pharmacy scheme ‘postcode lottery’, possible reshuffle for Wirral and mental health escapes squeeze
Daily Insight: Trying to ‘avoid making a bad situation even worse’
Daily Insight: Mind the (even bigger) gap
Daily Insight: Escaping the cut
The mythbuster: NHSE sees the light on productivity
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Muscles lacking, BOB slimming and ambitions wheezing
Daily Insight: Experiment makes an exit
Daily Insight: Chair lift
Daily Insight: Driving ambitions still in first gear
Daily Insight: Flex your muscles
The mythbuster: One rule for the DHSC, another for the NHS
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Choice champions, hewn headcounts and simple secondments
Daily Insight: BMA raises cap to doctors
Daily Insight: Keeping a check on choice
Daily Insight: A simple secondment
Daily Insight: Paying the ultimate price
The mythbuster: The NHS should not scrap the four hour A&E target
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Memories questioned, surgeries dated and inspectors inspected
Daily Insight: Beyond the waiting list
Daily Insight: Inspections inspected
Daily Insight: Security failures unlocked
The mythbuster: The hard choices the NHS avoids
HSJ Weekly Catch-up: Rethinking targets, belittling staff and quizzing leaders