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Where the Health Service's Budget Insurance Policy Went Missing

Andy Burnham's failure to install an authoritative economic team leaves the NHS exposed just as Budget day approaches.

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The Backdoor Precedent: What Apple's Fight With the Home Office Reveals About the State's Claim on Britain's Health Data

As Whitehall presses a technology company to weaken the security of a phone, it is simultaneously asking patients to hand over something far more sensitive than anything stored on it.

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How Sir Jim Mackey is keeping the NHS moving while Westminster changes around it

Keep Calm and Carry On: Sir Jim Mackey and Healthcare Delivery at a time of political turbulence.

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NHS England Orders Crackdown on Unauthorised Record Access as Trust Breaches Emerge

A wave of investigations into staff viewing patient files without cause has forced the health service into an uncomfortable reckoning with what its own electronic record systems were meant to prevent.

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The Workforce the NHS Cannot Do Without Is Also the One It Treats Worst

A survey of radiographers documents mockery of accents that are unmistakably British and demands for different staff altogether, arriving just as government and opposition alike tighten the terms under which the overseas-trained clinicians the NHS relies on can remain.

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Can Community Pharmacy Carry the Weight of the Meningitis Catch-Up Campaign?

As nearly a million young people are offered a vaccine that should have reached many of them years ago, the choice of delivery channel matters as much as the medicine itself.

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Waqar Iqbal: The Quiet Power Behind NHS Healthcare Delivery

Why NHS England's Waqar Iqbal Has Become the Secret Power Indispensable to the System.

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AstraZeneca's Bristol Myers Flirtation Exposes the Bargain Between Britain and Its Pharmaceutical Champion

The reported $400bn tie-up talk says less about corporate logic than about a decade-long tension over what the NHS pays for medicine and what the UK expects in return.

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