How can we better extend services to hard to reach families and communities?
Part of our response to the Labour Party Policy consultation June 2012 Use community development approaches wherever …
Labour Party Policy consultation June 2012
We have produced a submission after wide consultation among the members and friends of the Association. …
Whose National Health Service is it?
Some thoughts by ALAN SPENCE from the Clarion “The transcendental authority of England is its …
A new health policy for Labour
We can’t just campaign against the Government. We need a positive vision as well. The …
NHS Dentistry: A Strategy For 2000 And Beyond
Executive Summary In anticipation of the Government’s intention to develop a strategy for NHS dentistry, …
Health 2000 — SHA’s Response
Introduction The Socialist Health Association welcomes the Labour Party’s consultation document Health 2000 — the …
Response to the Tomlinson Report
The Socialist Health Association starts from the premise that health services should be planned to …
Briefing for Prospective Parliamentary Candidates
Socialist Health Association Briefing for Prospective Parliamentary Candidates September 1991 This briefing selects aspects of the …
The state and the profession: the politics of the double bed
In retrospect it is clear that those who fought Nye Bevan’s plans for setting up …
The time to hesitate is through
A joint Labour Party and Socialist Medical Association conference on Labour health policies was held on …
Aims of the Socialist Medical Association
The Socialist Medical Association exists to defend and extend the National Health Service. Formed in …