Statement on the “Governance and Constitutional Review report”
I hope you have had a chance to read our Governance and Constitutional review report, …
The impact of welfare reform – time for action
This Thursday, 27 February, MPs will debate a Commons motion requiring an independent cumulative assessment …
Director’s report to AGM
2013 was, objectively speaking, quite a good year for the Association. Membership numbers continued to …
Chair’s Report to Annual General Meeting
The crucial role for the SHA must be to influence the Labour Party to adopt …
SHA policy on the NHS and social services we need
The SHA should take the approach taken by its predecessor, the Socialist Medical Association, when …
PAIN: ask about it and measure it
Around 14 million people in the UK live with chronic pain, (defined as pain lasting …
Plus ça change?
Chapitre 1: ‘The chief executive of the trust with the biggest deficit in the NHS …
A price worth paying? The toxic health legacy of Thatcherism
There has been much written in the media over the last year about the legacy …
Bed Occupancy: Trusts Operating at Dangerous Levels
This is Labour Party NHS Check 9 originally published by Labour’s Shadow Health Team in …
The NHS and the private sector
Andy Burnham in Wythenshawe 7 February 2014 said: “The NHS has always had a kind …
Everything is thought about apart from the patient
Student doctor, pharmacist and nurse from Wythenshawe Hospital explain what working in an NHS hospital …