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  • An appeal to Simon Stevens: Please intervene in Cornwall’s inadequate planning for integrated health and social care services 22nd July 2019
  • Inpatient beds that Edward Hain hospital provided are still needed 8th July 2019
  • Implementing the NHS Long Term Plan at local level: a new approach in Cornwall 19th June 2019
  • Don’t close community hospitals: use them as re-ablement centres 24th January 2019
  • We don’t want a prima donna to head the hospitals trust 6th January 2019
  • The Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust is headhunting. Applicants should ask questions about its culture. 1st January 2019
  • How a lack of teamwork at the Royal Cornwall Hospital contributed to the death of a child with autism 19th December 2018
  • ‘How patients’ stories improve health services’ 19th December 2018
  • How a lack of teamwork at the Royal Cornwall Hospital contributed to the death of a little girl with autism 29th November 2018
  • “Coco’s death also about the professionals’ lack of respect” 8th November 2018
  • Health and Social Care: Cornwall doesn’t need an ‘Integrated Care Provider’ 4th October 2018
  • Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust update: With a new (interim) Chief Executive, could a change in culture be on the way? 11th August 2018
  • Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust: Is one person able to do the Chief Executive’s job? 31st July 2018
  • Learning from patient feedback: a case-study in NHS culture and practice 20th May 2018
  • ‘Hierarchical trust can’t claim credit’ (letter published in The Cornishman, 19 April 2018) 20th April 2018
  • Credit where credit is due! So well done to everyone who helped turn round the situation in A&E at the Royal Cornwall Hospital, Treliske (Truro). Now the right lessons must be learned. 15th April 2018
  • Six bungles and no funeral: The short life, unmourned death and high cost of Cornwall’s Sustainability and Transformation Plan for the NHS (SHORT REPORT) 10th April 2018
  • Six bungles and no funeral: The short life, unmourned death and high cost of Cornwall’s Sustainability and Transformation Plan for the NHS (FULL REPORT) 10th April 2018
  • Cornwall is to have Urgent Treatment Centres – so will Minor Injury Units disappear? 1st March 2018
  • An Accountable Care System for Cornwall: Is ‘Shaping our Future’ now an exercise in empire-building? 22nd January 2018
  • Minor Injury Units: “Absolutely no decisions have been made …” Which means what, exactly? 15th January 2018
  • NHS in Cornwall poised to close Minor Injury Units 3rd January 2018
  • Five kinds of nonsense are keeping a community hospital closed 4th October 2017
  • Cornwall’s STP: Why we need to see what’s going on 12th September 2017
  • Community hospitals under threat: Are decisions being taken on scrappy information and limited understanding? 7th August 2017
  • Communications and engagement in health and social care: A cautionary tale from Cornwall 12th July 2017
  • The STP engagement survey: What have we learned? 13th April 2017
  • Cornwall councillors’ verdict on STP engagement process: ‘ill-conceived’ and ‘unprofessional’ 5th April 2017
  • An introduction to the design and use of survey questionnaires, for NHS and local authority managers 18th January 2017
  • The STP survey: Why am I finding it so difficult to have my say? 17th January 2017
  • NHS Kernow’s NHS 111 and out-of-hours questionnaire: not fit for purpose 17th January 2017
  • An assessment of the STP: Health and Social Care at risk in Cornwall 10th January 2017
  • How not to run a Health and Social Care Survey, as demonstrated by Cornwall Council and NHS Kernow 2nd May 2016
  • Involving the Public in NHS Commissioning: A Culture Clash in Cornwall 1st May 2016
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