Month: March 2019

After the success of her last blog on thinkfulness, we asked Bev Heaver to share her thoughts on other aspects of the […]

There’s been a lot in recent ‘events’ that have been lessons for managers and examples about management, good and bad. In the […]

Thinking. Management by thinking. We’re going to have to do more of that. Right now, we react. Management by reacting. This pops-up… […]

There are about eight hundred Peers eligible to work in the House of Lords. There’s no room for them all. It is […]

The NHS’s new digital unit NHSX has revealed that its first project will be to build a fully working and lifelike version […]

I sometimes wonder if the NHS is left handed or right handed. Left handed people are supposed to be ‘arty’. Just ten […]

I thought Stephen Barclay, the Brexit Secretary, encouraging the House of Commons to vote to delay Article 50, Brexit blah, blah, only […]

You are where you are. Is it where you want to be? Are you the kind of person who knew, from a […]

The early morning sunlight blasted its way through the conservatory windows. It was as unexpected as it was welcome, as it was […]

Another big week for the secretary of state for health and social care, captured for posterity in his diary and shared exclusively […]