Whose NHS Is It Anyway?
Ways Forward For Public and Patient Involvement In England 2014 Practical Approaches To Patient And …
What’s to gain from Separation?
Scotland has had full responsibility through devolution for our Health Service since 1999. The result …
Proposed policy on the NHS and social services we need
The SHA should take the approach taken by its predecessor, the Socialist Medical Association, when …
Vote ‘Yes’ to tackle the causes of ill-health
The Scottish Parliament has proved itself in areas of health. Certainly there are disagreements and …
Reflections on the NHS in England
The NHS in England is under threat from the pro market lobbyists and under great …
Health and Independence
The independence referendum takes place on 18th September 2014. But it is the days that …
Sexually Transmitted Infections
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) have a significant impact on the health of Scotland. STIs cause …
Scotland – It’s Time to Care
The care of older people in Scotland is a national disgrace. Fairly paid, well-trained staff …
Minimum Pricing for Alcohol
When the UK Government abandoned its proposal to introduce minimum unit pricing for alcohol in …
What kind of care service do we want?
This question is as relevant today as it was in the 1940’s when Labour gave …
A national debate about NHS Scotland
As the debate around Scotland’s future moves into the final six months of its long …
Health and Care Policy Consultation
The Labour Party has now released its consultation documents on policy. They are all on …